Jonathan Mermin, a former top official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will serve as the new dean of the Mailman School of Public Health and senior vice president of Columbia ...

An opinion essay published in the Sundial, an independent student magazine, on Tuesday is sparking campus outrage and internal turmoil over concerns that its coverage of sexual assault allegations at ...

For Animal Collective band member Brian Weitz, CC ’01, SIPA ’03, touring his debut solo record, “Can I Get A Pack Of Camel Lights?” doesn’t make him any less of an animal. He’s bringing his trusty ...

More than 70 pro-Palestinian protesters demonstrated outside Columbia’s 116th Street and Broadway gates on Wednesday to protest Israel’s war in Gaza on the third anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, ...

Columbia will once again require standardized test scores for undergraduate applicants, beginning in August 2027, the University announced Friday. With the change, Columbia is the final Ivy League ...

Columbia suspended women’s basketball head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07, for the first three games of the season following a review into her conduct. The University did not release information ...

Women’s basketball head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07, will continue coaching practice during her three-game suspension, a Columbia Athletics representative told Spectator on Friday. Associate head ...

Darializa Avila Chevalier, CC ’16, defeated five-term incumbent Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-N.Y.) in the race for New York’s 13th congressional district Tuesday evening, winning by 3.5 points in one of ...

Michael Woodford, John Bates Clark professor of political economy, was awarded the 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in economics on Monday. Woodford received the award alongside Stanford University economics ...

Following a last-minute headliner change, Bacchanal opened its barricades on Saturday to students carrying bagels in one hand and borgs in the other. This year’s annual spring concert saw sunny blue ...