When Columbia announced a contentious $200 million agreement with the federal government on July 23 to resolve antisemitism claims, the University simultaneously established a $21 million claims fund ...

A graduate student was temporarily detained near the Manhattanville campus by individuals claiming to be federal agents, according to a Tuesday Universitywide email sent by acting University President ...

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is paying some doctoral candidates their full salaries this fall despite relieving doctoral candidates of their teaching positions in key Core Curriculum ...

Columbia faculty gathered outside the 116th Street and Broadway gates Tuesday, the University’s first day of classes, to criticize Columbia’s deal with the federal government and “defend academic ...

Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science enrolled a combined 1,806 first-year students in the class of 2029—the largest ever incoming class for both schools—according to ...

Rep. Jerry Nadler, CC ’69, (D-N.Y.) announced Monday he would not seek reelection in the upcoming 2026 midterms, ending a tenure of over three decades in the House of Representatives. He will serve ...

After over two years of construction, the historic Maranamay hotel on 611 W. 112th St. has officially been converted into a Columbia undergraduate residence hall. Housing mostly sophomores for the ...

Hongzhuo Xie, an incoming School of International and Public Affairs student from Beijing, died on Aug. 22 in a tour bus crash in Pembroke, New York, near Buffalo. The crash killed a total of five ...

Former pharmaceutical executive P. Roy Vagelos, VP&S ’54, and Diana Vagelos, BC ’55, made a $400 million donation to the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons on Aug. 22, the single largest ...

Dozens of protesters staged a sit-in outside Barnard Dean Leslie Grinage’s office in Milbank Hall the afternoon of Wednesday calling for the “immediate reversal” of two student expulsions. The ...

As University President Minouche Shafik prepared to face Congress in a long-awaited hearing on antisemitism on Columbia’s campus on April 17, hundreds of Columbia students pitched tents on South Lawn, ...