The School of International and Public Affairs officially announced Tuesday its new undergraduate major in global affairs and public policy, which will begin instruction in the 2026-27 academic year.

On March 13, 2025, the federal government demanded that Columbia place its Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African studies department under academic receivership. The demand, which would have ...

Columbia will once again require standardized test scores for undergraduate applicants, beginning in August 2027, the University announced Friday. With the change, Columbia is the final Ivy League ...

As Columbia prepares to issue $485 million in bonds to fund capital projects this month, the University’s prime credit rating may be under threat. Moody’s Ratings, a prominent credit rating agency, ...

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will serve as the Jewish Theological Seminary’s 2026 commencement speaker, the school announced in an April 23 email, sparking internal discourse among graduating ...

Joshua Garay, a graduating senior in Columbia College, has died, Columbia College Dean Josef Sorett wrote in a Monday email to the community. Garay was a Kluge Scholar majoring in visual arts and ...

Community members are mourning the loss of neighborhood staple Thai Market after the restaurant announced on its website that it will not be reopening at its current location. The go-to Thai spot, on ...

At the event, titled “From Combat to Campus,” Israeli army reservist Eli Wininger and soldier Yossi Hertz shared their experience serving in the Israeli forces since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on ...

For its 50th Scholar and Feminist Conference, the Barnard Center for Research on Women had one goal: meet the moment. The center hosted “The Scholar and Feminist: 50 Years of Meeting the Moment” on ...

Columbia released a report Tuesday outlining the findings of an independent investigation it commissioned nearly two and a half years ago into the “institutional failures” that enabled convicted sex ...

For centuries, Columbia has prided itself on linking students and scholars from across the world to the “vast resources of a great metropolis”: New York City. But with the University’s growth, the ...

A truck with digital billboards displayed the names of over 50 students identified as alleged “leaders” of CU Apartheid Divest outside of Columbia’s Morningside campus on Monday and Tuesday after the ...