Before TikTok dances, online classes and Youtube tutorials, there was Kelly Peters. Moving from basements to his own studio, he built his identity as hip-hop transitioned from an underground ...

The New York Police Department arrested three people and issued 12 with “disorderly conduct” following a Friday afternoon “All Out For Palestine” protest that began outside the 116th Street and ...

In the first eight months of President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has escalated federal scrutiny on dozens of universities across the country, including the eight institutions that ...

Three Columbia administrators have resigned after being placed on leave for over six weeks for controversial text messages they exchanged during a May 31 panel on Jewish student life, University ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is threatening to sue Columbia to open its campus gates. In a stipulation filed in New York Supreme Court on Tuesday, the Mamdani administration said it intends ...

Panamanian president José Raúl Mulino spoke about the Panama Canal and its central role in the country’s global position at Low Library Rotunda during the World Leaders Forum last Tuesday. Mulino’s ...

The pews of West Harlem’s Riverside Church filled with dignitaries, activists, and community members on Monday night for an event, hosted by South Africa, in celebration of the U.N. charter, “We Shall ...

Columbia published its 2025-26 common data sets this month, reporting demographic data for its undergraduate schools that revealed an increase in diversity at the School of General Studies, stable ...

Columbia’s postdoctoral workers union held a practice picket at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center Monday afternoon, spotlighting demands for annual raises and a score of other ...

President Donald Trump proposed bringing funding from the National Institutes of Health under the control of the White House in a Friday Oval Office meeting, where concerns also arose about the ...

Columbia agreed Monday to pay $16.1 million to settle a class action lawsuit over a June 2025 data breach which exposed the personal information of nearly 870,000 applicants and University affiliates.

Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, will appeal his case to the Supreme Court after a federal appeals court denied his request Friday for the full court to rehear a January decision that reversed a ruling ...