Rather than the decisive takedown Ishaan Barrett presumably intended, his letter reads like a hatchet job meant to curry favor with his long list of friends at Spectator. And that list itself raises ...

Dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators protested an event featuring CNN analyst Barak Ravid, an Israeli journalist, held at the Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life on Thursday. The protest coincided ...

Residents of the Manhattanville Houses, a group of six apartment buildings between West 129th and 133rd Street, received official legal notice of the termination of their public housing leases from ...

Bribery, fraud, illegal campaign contributions, foreign influence—these are the words that hover over the Gracie Mansion as the federal government formally brings charges against New York City Mayor ...

Community Board 9 will soon become the first district in the city to fully containerize its trash, the New York City Department of Sanitation announced on Nov. 19. The announcement follows the success ...

Jeanine D’Armiento, chair of the University Senate executive committee, assured the University Senate in a prepared statement at the Friday plenary that the administration is actively working to ...

Community Board 9 unanimously voted on Thursday on a letter to formally notify Claremont Theater’s owners of “unauthorized exterior work” and “visible signs of neglect” to the historic site, urging ...

Junior Michael Zheng won the NCAA singles tennis championship on Sunday, beating Michigan State University’s Ozan Baris in Waco, Texas, to become the first Lion to win a national title since Robert ...

Men’s basketball beat Long Island University 80-72 on Wednesday, bringing its season record to 6-0. This is the Light Blue’s best start to a season since 1969 and makes Columbia the only undefeated ...

This is your big break. Last night, you went to bed as yourself. This morning, you woke up as a turkey. Instead of ending up as the centerpiece of a Thanksgiving dinner—destined to share a plate with ...

Becoming a knitwear designer may not be the typical path for a mechanical engineering graduate. But Aisling Camps, SEAS ’08, is striving for more than typical with her blossoming knitwear brand. Her ...

Columbia College Student Council and Campus Services are launching a yearlong pilot program to provide free menstrual products and contraceptives to students in 20 residence halls starting in January ...