A year after claiming the bottom two spots in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s College Free Speech Rankings, Barnard and Columbia have risen to 221st and 246th place, respectively ...

In a city that can sometimes feel overwhelming, many students search for spaces where their voices can be heard. For members of Columbia’s Black Theatre Ensemble, that space exists somewhere between ...

Michael Zheng, CC ’26, fell to Arthur Gea in the third round of the US Open on Saturday, unable to overcome the Frenchman in a grueling five sets. Gea was a familiar foe for Zheng, having recently ...

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 ...

Columbia has reviewed international students’ work authorizations after a pair of federal memos tightened eligibility restrictions for the program that allows international students to work on a ...

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 ...

West Harlem residents will head to the polls Nov. 3 for the 2026 midterm election, with races ranging from Congress to the state legislature—spanning New York’s 13th Congressional District and State ...

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, ...

Former Israeli soldiers dressed as pro-Palestinian protesters and tabled outside Columbia’s gates on Tuesday, according to videos posted to social media and a faculty member who spoke to Spectator.

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 ...

In March, School of General Studies Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch, GS/JTS ’90, announced Columbia’s first residential building dedicated entirely to General Studies students—a long-awaited development at a ...

Columbia sits at the heart of Morningside Heights, surrounded by parks, gardens, and other public green spaces. West Harlem’s concentration of parks is 4 percent higher than the New York City average ...