The Latest Breaking News from Columbia University

Shai Davidai was temporarily suspended after he ‘repeatedly harassed and intimidated’ US university’s staff.

As the Columbia University professor steps down, he addresses student protests and how ‘higher education has developed into a hedge fund’

A year on, Palestinian Americans describe protest, prayer and taking legal action as the US continues to support Israel’s deadly campaign

Graham pioneered value investing, and students of his, like Warren Buffett, keep his legacy alive and well in the field of fundamental analysis.

Hillary Clinton criticizes pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University for external influences and lack of historical context, sparking tensions on campus.

Student-led analyses raise concerns of conflict of interest at six universities, including Princeton, Columbia and Cornell

House committees investigate antisemitism on college campuses and request information from HHS and universities receiving federal funds.

A new book from Columbia University professor Frank Andre Guridy examines the successful repurposing of the US sports stadium into a hub of American public life

Communities, states and advocacy groups push to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for role in climate crisis

From Judge Dale Ho's decision today in Doe v. Columbia Univ. (S.D.N.Y.): [T]hese cases concern allegations of sexual assault and that the events in question occurred from 2012 to 2014 or 2015, around the time that Plaintiff was an undergraduate student at Columbia University…. Plaintiff … filed identical letters seeking…

Researchers are working to delay menopause and the increased health risks associated with it