Columbia’s new acting president and a new board of trustees chair at Barnard are two of the new administrators that have assumed their roles this past year.

When he graduated from college in 1988, Mark Rozzo didn’t expect to work for a magazine. But after unexpectedly landing an entry-level position at the New Yorker that same year, the writer, editor, ...

Barnard/Columbia Dance hosted its semesterly department show on April 25 and 26. For the first time, this year’s show was choreographed entirely by dance department faculty members. The performance ...

Behind a glass facade, vignette, a creative initiative founded by Sophie Collinet, TC ’25, and Studio 616 NYC opened their group exhibition “Harvest: The Art of Standing Together” on June 19.

News | Student Life ‘Textbook union busting’: As SWC-UAW negotiations stall, Columbia replaces grad student teaching positions with external recruits Former chairs of Core Curriculum departments have ...

News | Academics ‘There’s a lot of fear’: Faculty react to Columbia’s $200 million settlement with Trump administration Spectator spoke to nine faculty members about academic freedom, the federal ...

Executive Vice President for Research Jeannette Wing announced in a July 24 email to Columbia’s research community that the University is still “awaiting details on how the federal government will ...

In response to Columbia’s unprecedented settlement with President Donald Trump’s administration in exchange for the return of federal funding, some alumni are expressing disappointment and concern for ...

Like you, I am intensely concerned with the resurfacing antisemitism in the United States. I take great pride in my experience working for organizations whose principal aim is to combat antisemitism ...

Barnard laid off 77 full-time staff members as part of a onetime, collegewide “restructuring,” Barnard President Laura Rosenbury announced in a Thursday morning community update. Faculty were not ...

Less than half of Jewish and Muslim students felt a sense of belonging at Columbia in the 2023-24 school year, a Universitywide survey found.

After Columbia announced a $221 million deal with President Donald Trump’s administration on Wednesday to restore federal funding and settle its civil rights violations, students expressed both ...