The men’s ice hockey club team travelled to Jacksonville, Florida, to compete in the AAU Division III National Tournament from March 21 to 24, entering as the No. 2 seed. In its first national ...

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 ...

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 ...

Amid a crowd of over 15,000 spectators, only 20 some voices cheered for the four Lions set to compete at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri from March 21 to 23. Closing out their historic ...

New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin, CC ’89, joined District 7 Council member Shaun Abreu, CC ’14, at West Harlem nonprofit The Brotherhood Sister Sol on Wednesday to officially announce his ...

Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, challenged the Department of Homeland Security’s claim that he omitted information on his green card application in a 50-page Monday appeal, claiming that the immigration ...

Women’s basketball took down Yale and Brown in back-to-back games this past weekend. With the victories, the Lions now need just one more win to guarantee an Ivy League championship four-peat. The ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating Columbia over its handling of allegations against convicted OB-GYN Robert Hadden, as students have increasingly raised concerns about ...

Students and professors gathered in 309 Havemeyer Hall on Thursday for the annual Alfred Joyce Kilmer Memorial Bad Poetry Contest—a tradition that invites the student body to present their worst ...

Hundreds of New Yorkers crowded into the pews of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, united by a different mission than that of the church’s usual services: to combat the presence of Immigration ...

542 W. 112th St. houses over one hundred Columbia graduate students. Some have lived there for years with their families, while others moved in as recently as last August. But, following changes to ...

Graduating seniors have gathered at Low Plaza for University Commencement since 1926. That tradition was threatened on Feb. 9, mere months before its 100th anniversary, when the University announced ...