Among unique costumes, carved pumpkins, and buckets of candy, a small pocket in Harlem came together to foster community, ...

In fall 2021, about 25 Columbia faculty members gathered on Zoom, frustrated by what they saw as the University’s failure to ...

Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, returned to Columbia for the first time since being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...

Tyler Cordell calls it the “turkey.” To anyone watching from the crowd, however, it is a compact gesture with both of her ...

On Tuesday, after two years of President Donald Trump controlling the levers of power in Washington, Democrats rode a blue ...

Darializa Avila Chevalier, CC ’16, the progressive Democratic candidate for New York’s 13th Congressional District, defeated ...

Traders may soon be able to place bets for Columbia’s admissions rates and applicant numbers on Kalshi, a prediction market ...

Columbia’s tuition revenue, however, grew by over $103 million, even as it faced federal threats to its international student enrollment, which made up 39 percent of its student body in fall 2025. By ...

Every Columbia student knows the three red flags of a fall cuffing-season situationship: taking forever to commit, ghosting ...

Angeion Group, the firm appointed by a federal court to administer the $16.1 million class action settlement over the June ...

Inside a packed John Jay Dining Hall in early September, 30 faculty members and senior administrators mingled with students, ...

Community advocates, residents, students, faculty, and local politicians gathered outside Columbia’s 115th Street and ...