Following a last-minute headliner change, Bacchanal opened its barricades on Saturday to students carrying bagels in one hand and borgs in the other. This year’s annual spring concert saw sunny blue ...

Columbia will once again require standardized test scores for undergraduate applicants, beginning in August 2027, the University announced Friday. With the change, Columbia is the final Ivy League ...

Hundreds—including those from the Columbia community—marched through Midtown Manhattan last Thursday to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s appearance in New York City for the 81st U.N ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The bulky façade of Sunrose Tower casts its shadow over Hamilton Heights as the tall building looms over its low-lying neighbors. The building’s height—which violates district regulations—was the ...

The Journalism School is pausing admissions for its Master of Arts degree. Journalism School Dean Jelani Cobb announced the pause in a Thursday afternoon email to Journalism School M.A. alumni ...