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Open Forum Tonight

On Monday, we issued an apology regarding the events that occurred following the Rules of Protest Town Hall. As stated in the Note On Change, we are committed to redefining our online presence in a way that puts the needs of Columbia University students first. In order to make this change, though, we need your input. Tonight at […]

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A Note On Change

To the members of the Columbia community, We owe you an apology. This Saturday we received a tip regarding a “strategy document” that had been circulated to leaders of many Columbia student organizations. It was our understanding that the names included in the document were on the public record. Students who spoke at the Town […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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