Barnard laid off 77 full-time staff members as part of a onetime, collegewide “restructuring,” Barnard President Laura Rosenbury announced in a Thursday morning community update. Faculty were not ...

The 2026 season is a critical juncture for football. Columbia is heading into its third season under head coach Jon Poppe and the results, so far, have been mixed. After a historic first season in ...

When Keren Yarhi-Milo, GS ’03, dean of the School of International and Public Affairs, was an undergraduate at Columbia, she fell in love with the classes she took at SIPA. Twenty-three years later, ...

This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Barnard quietly paused approvals this month for Curricular Practical Training, a program many international students rely on for internship ...

For several days Columbia has lowered its flags to half-staff in line with an order from President Donald Trump for public buildings to lower their flags for a week following the Tuesday death of ...

Stanley Davis, CC ’26, has been named a Rhodes Scholar for the 2026 cohort, the Rhodes Trust announced Nov. 15. Davis, a psychology major, joins 32 American students selected for the prestigious ...

When Columbia announced a contentious $200 million agreement with the federal government on July 23 to resolve antisemitism claims, the University simultaneously established a $21 million claims fund ...

Former pharmaceutical executive P. Roy Vagelos, VP&S ’54, and Diana Vagelos, BC ’55, made a $400 million donation to the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons on Aug. 22, the single largest ...

Senior administrators defended Columbia’s plans to expand the undergraduate student body at a University Senate plenary Friday after five senate committees presented a statement calling on the ...

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is paying some doctoral candidates their full salaries this fall despite relieving doctoral candidates of their teaching positions in key Core Curriculum ...

Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science have added an admissions question asking applicants why they want to study in the United States, according to the Common Application ...

Columbia and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital agreed on May 5 to pay $750 million to 576 former patients of convicted OB-GYN Robert Hadden as part of a court-approved settlement. The agreement brings the ...