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Amidst student criticism for the February 9 decision to hold the 2026 Commencement off-campus at Baker Athletic Complex, the University announced their decision on Tuesday, following conversations with student leaders.

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Guest Writer Emma Burris: Who would’ve thought the Columbia Admissions Office would select so many BDSM-passionate students this year?

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Columbia Undergraduate Admissions announced decisions for applicants in the Regular Decision cycle.

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Barnard’s Class of 2026 early applicant decisions hit inboxes around the same time as those of early applicants to the Class of 2026 at CC and SEAS.

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