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A hacker who caused a dayslong IT outage at the University in June stole data from Columbia’s networks, the University wrote ...
The Middle States Commission on Higher Education, the organization that accredits Columbia, has notified the University that its status as an accredited institution “may be in jeopardy.” ...
Photo Essays | Student Life In Focus: NYPD arrests 78 at pro-Palestinian protest in Butler Library The demonstration marked the third mass arrest at Columbia in just over a year.
District 7 City Council member Shaun Abreu, CC ’14, won the Democratic nomination for his seat on Tuesday during the citywide primary election. He will move on to the general election in November as ...
The Morningside Heights Historic District Committee and the West Harlem Community Preservation Organization and Homeowners Association joined over 25 other preservation organizations in co-sponsoring ...
Thousands of West Harlem residents hit the polls last week to cast their ballots early for the high-stakes Democratic mayoral primary that has mobilized voters throughout the city.
West Harlem has become the first neighborhood in New York City—and the first in North America, according to Mayor Eric Adams—to containerize 100 percent of its trash.
Classes may be finished, but the exam that will shape the rest of your life has just begun. While beaches beckon, internships sparkle on résumés, and TV streaming queues keep growing, the United ...
News | Academics NYCLU alleges Columbia canceled students’ internship funding over alleged Butler protest participation in ‘abrupt’ move The University has since allowed one of the two students to ...
With mingling and muhammara dip, the Journal of Art Criticism team celebrated the publication’s 10th anniversary at the Brooklyn Public Library’s new Library for Arts and Culture.
I am a Columbia graduate, CC ’68. As for today, there is only one word to describe my feelings about the response of Columbia’s administration to bullying by President Donald Trump’s government and ...
News | Administration Columbia, NYPD investigating hourslong University IT outage A University official wrote in a statement to Spectator that online posts from a group “claiming responsibility” for ...