A group of protesters interrupted the first session of the History of Modern Israel class on Tuesday amid pro-Palestinian campus demonstrations during the first day of spring semester classes. A video ...

As conference play begins, Ivy League men’s basketball is confronting a crisis: Many of last season’s top players have transferred to other universities. Former Yale center Danny Wolf has emerged as a ...

Ivy League men’s basketball has begun to transition into can’t-miss TV. With conference play now underway, the stakes to win an Ivy League championship are higher than ever. The Ancient Eight has been ...

Ahead of the Repeal Egregious Property Accumulation and Invest it Right Act’s second legislative run, New York City students and politicians have built a grassroots movement to lobby for its passage ...

When Jim Engles took over as head coach of the men’s basketball program in April 2016, he inherited a Columbia team that went 25-10 in the season prior, with a 10-4 record in conference play. The ...

Columbia University Apartheid Divest and other pro-Palestinian groups held an “NYC: All out to Columbia” walkout and protest on Tuesday, the first day of classes for the spring semester. The ...

Student Veterans of America recognized the Center for Veteran Transition and Integration with its William Pearson Tolley Champion for Veterans in Higher Education Award at SVA’s national conference in ...

Kelsey Chin, BC ’22, SIPA ’23, was named a Schwarzman Scholar for the 2025-26 academic year on Jan. 15. Chin is one of 150 scholars selected from a global pool of candidates to undertake a fully ...

As the country prepared for sweeping changes in policy following the inauguration of President Donald Trump on Monday, 23,246 international students at Columbia and thousands more across the country ...

The Council on American-Islamic Relations announced in a Jan. 8 news release the launch of a webpage titled “Hostile Campuses,” which includes Columbia in a list of 14 “hostile” university campuses ...

Entering a backroom of the St. Paul’s Chapel basement, where the Columbia University Buddhist Association holds its weekly meetings, I take off my shoes at the door like I’m entering somebody’s home.

District 7 City Council member Shaun Abreu, CC ’14, and Community Board 9 Chair Victor Edwards called on Columbia to reopen its gates in a recent op-ed published in the New York Daily News on Jan. 15.