Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, will be rearrested and deported to Algeria, Tricia McLaughlin, Department of Homeland Security assistant secretary for public affairs, announced Thursday, as the federal ...

Since the resignation of the last permanent University president, Minouche Shafik, Columbia’s board of trustees has tapped both its own CEO of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center and a ...

The Office of Rules Administration’s annual report for the 2024–25 academic year, released on Dec. 4, 2025, details how formal charges for protest-related violations of the Rules of University Conduct ...

After months of delays, Columbia has officially opened applications for four affordable three-bedroom rental units located on West 109th Street, making them available to members of the public with no ...

As someone who has proudly worn the Star of David for years, including during my time at Columbia, I have been forced to confront the fact that what I see as a symbol of my heritage is perceived by ...

Premilla Nadasen, the Ann Whitney Olin professor of history at Barnard, announced in a Dec. 17 email obtained by Spectator that she will be resigning from her position as director of the Barnard ...

Katherine Franke, BC ’81, former James L. Dohr professor of law, left her tenured professorship on Friday following a University investigation into alleged discriminatory harassment related to her pro ...

In a March 21 email to the Columbia community, former interim University President Katrina Armstrong announced that the University had sent a document detailing a list of planned administrative ...

Over 100 faculty members from Barnard and Columbia gathered on Low Steps at 2 p.m. Monday for a “Rally to Support our Students and Reclaim our University.” “Barnard members of the AAUP are shocked and ...

When President Donald Trump’s administration sent Columbia a list of demands in March amid negotiations over canceled federal funding, one of the requested changes focused on reshaping the way 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, ...

Editor’s note: This op-ed deals with topics of violence. In writing this, we do not wish to sow discord or deal a blow to the student movement as it exists—on the contrary, we hope to reclaim our ...