On April 10, Staff Writer Keahi Harper ventured into the world of Columbia University’s comedy clubs and left feeling a strong sense of community and admiration.

On Monday, April 13, Sunrise Columbia filed a complaint with the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, accusing the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) of claiming to be “unbiased” while accepting millions of fossil fuel funding. 

Columbia University released a statement Wednesday, February 11, admitting that since 2019 it has known but not publicly disclosed information revealing Jeffrey Epstein’s money and influence allowed his girlfriend to gain admission to its College of Dental Medicine after initial rejection. The statement details removal of two implicated individuals from their roles, and a donation […]

That time of year!

Merry Monday!

Columbia introduced a new minor in Artificial Intelligence for undergraduates not studying computer science.

The Student Workers of Columbia (SWC) claim that the administration has surveilled and threatened union members for participating in a practice demonstration on October 17, “flouting the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and explicitly extending its suppression of free speech to labour action.”

Just rode it out.

On Monday, Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean Amy Hungerford announced compensation and stipend increases for student employees, after a cancelled bargaining session with the Student Workers of Columbia (SWC).

In an email to students last Friday, the Student Affairs Committee highlighted extensive “troubling” changes made to the Rules of University Conduct over the summer, expressing concerns over a lack of transparency from the Board of Trustees.

The Trump Administration has said that it will review the visa statuses of the 78 students arrested in the Butler Library occupation on Wednesday, May 7. 

On April 28 and 29, Barnard and Columbia faculty held a 25-hour speak-out in defense of academic freedom and student safety, calling on University administrators to make campus safer for the community.

From London to New York: my experience as an exchange student at Columbia University.

It’s more common than you’d think.

A letter calling for the academic boycott of Columbia is circulating among students, faculty, and staff at a number of colleges and universities, advocating for more signatories.