The Journalism School is pausing admissions for its Master of Arts degree. Journalism School Dean Jelani Cobb announced the pause in a Thursday afternoon email to Journalism School M.A. alumni ...

Columbia published its 2025-26 common data sets this month, reporting demographic data for its undergraduate schools that revealed an increase in diversity at the School of General Studies, stable ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is threatening to sue Columbia to open its campus gates. In a stipulation filed in New York Supreme Court on Tuesday, the Mamdani administration said it intends ...

The pews of West Harlem’s Riverside Church filled with dignitaries, activists, and community members on Monday night for an event, hosted by South Africa, in celebration of the U.N. charter, “We Shall ...

Panamanian president José Raúl Mulino spoke about the Panama Canal and its central role in the country’s global position at Low Library Rotunda during the World Leaders Forum last Tuesday. Mulino’s ...

Columbia Health expanded its annual flu fair this year, adding a second vaccination location and an extra day. Eligible affiliates have one day left of the four-day fair to stop by and get vaccinated.

Tucked just off the corner of 108th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, community members gathered at a middle school playground for a 3x3 youth basketball showdown. David McKenna, a stalwart community ...

Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson spoke Tuesday at the Columbia World Leaders Forum, where she criticized the United States for its role in the Iraq War, the United Nations for its inaction ...

Women’s soccer suffered its fifth consecutive loss in the season’s first Ivy League matchup, falling to Brown in a 4-0 shutout on Saturday. The loss provokes continued concern for Columbia’s (1-6-3, 0 ...

Sixteen months later, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration got the wheels turning again. The mayor’s office changed its ...

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Columbia agreed Monday to pay $16.1 million to settle a class action lawsuit over a June 2025 data breach which exposed the personal information of nearly 870,000 applicants and University affiliates.