Thinking about getting involved politically, but not sure where to begin? Looking for a place to build your knowledge of political issues and connect with like-minded students? Thankfully, Columbia ...

Columbia/Barnard Hillel—one of the largest, most well-funded Hillels in the nation—presents itself as the center of Jewish life on campus. Why, then, was my initial feeling of welcome there ...

Football will look to earn its first conference win on Saturday when the team faces off against Princeton at home in its Ivy League opener. The Lions (1-1, 0-0 Ivy) are coming off a heartbreaking loss ...

To develop lust for the man across the bar who refuses to break eye contact is different from the desire to settle down that lingers when you visit a friend’s childhood home. Or is it? What does it ...

Over 300 community members, unions, and organizations have signed onto a “Stop Staff Repression Now” petition condemning at least four “retaliatory firings” of Columbia and Barnard staff members for ...

Columbia Field hockey marked Pride Night with a loss to No. 15 Princeton in a tight 1-0 game last Friday, extending the team’s losing streak to two games. The first period began with a tense ...

Men’s soccer opened its Ivy League season in Philadelphia on Saturday, competing against Penn, currently ranked No. 33 in NCAA Division I soccer standings. Columbia (0-7, 0-1 Ivy) started the game ...

Khymani James, CC ’25, who was suspended last year during the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment,” filed a lawsuit on Friday against the University for discrimination and allegedly breaching their “Tedeschi ...

Columbia University Apartheid Divest held a “Palestine 101” event on Thursday during which organizers discussed Palestinian history and culture, as well as ways for students to get involved in ...

By the time public taste caught up to Reinhardt’s initial nonobjective tableaux, he had moved on—he spent the ’50s in devotion to a poorly received series of “black paintings.” The series took its ...

The Empire State Fair, like previous Fine Book Fairs, hosted exhibitors with a variety of specialties. Vendors sold objects including an 18th century horse breeding account book, a signed first ...

On Friday, September 20, Columbia’s Task Force on Antisemitism presented its second report to the University Senate. Initially, the chairs of the task force wanted students to participate in the ...