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 ...

Three Columbia students filed a federal class action lawsuit Friday over the University’s handling of the May 7, 2025, pro-Palestinian protest at Butler Library, alleging Public Safety officers locked ...

Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, and Palestine Working Group president Ibrahim Zubairi, SIPA ’26, and 13 other student activists announced a new federal lawsuit against the University and School of ...

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 ...

Barnard opened the Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center this academic year after over two years of construction and a $250 million budget amid a mounting debt crisis. The center retrofits the ...

At noon on a typical weekday in fall 2021, students looking for lunch joined lines flowing out of Columbia’s two main dining options: John Jay Dining Hall and Ferris Booth Commons. Once inside, ...

Between waking up at 6 a.m., taking meetings for her jewelry and production companies, working toward her Columbia degree, and walking her dog for 40 minutes, actress, entrepreneur, and philanthropist ...

Cross country opened its 2026 season on Sept. 4 against Manhattan University in a dual meet at Van Cortlandt Park. After a strong finish last year at the NCAA Northeast Region Championships by both ...

Voiceover: “On Friday, Spectator toured Barnard’s new $250 million Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center with President Laura Rosenbury and director of special events Nancy Huemer. Here are some of the ...

Columbia will convene an advisory committee to consider the adoption of an institutional neutrality policy, interim University President Katrina Armstrong wrote in a Tuesday email to the Columbia ...

Once a key force in Barnard’s student conduct system, the now defunct Barnard Judicial Council—a representative committee of nine students, faculty, and administrative staff—has received renewed ...