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New footage and interviews with Columbia students reveal what inspired the takeover of Hamilton Hall and how the movement is moving forward.

Many graduates expressed their disapproval of the College’s administrators and trustees amid disciplinary actions taken against student demonstrations throughout the year.

Because even Penn Badgley can’t explain it all in one day.

Protesters occupied the main reading room of Butler Library, declaring it the “Basel Al-Araj Popular University.” At least 70 people were arrested by the NYPD.

Barnard’s new state-of-the-art STEM building is currently under construction and on track to open in fall 2026.

Located in the heart of Columbia’s Morningside campus, the Neiman Center is a great resource for students and artists interested in printmaking.

In a strong year for the program, Columbia Women’s Basketball made history with its first NCAA Tournament win and a share of the Ivy League crown.

Renee Elise Goldsberry’s “Satisfied” screened at Barnard College’s 15th Athena Film Festival on March 6. This documentary discusses the Tony Award winner’s balance between her role of Angelica Schuyler in Broadway’s beloved “Hamilton” and womanhood. 

Joy isn’t a grand gesture — it’s a carton of blueberries on a Tuesday.

From the set list to the visual choreography to Lamar’s verbal quips, the performance used the setting of a uniquely American stage to deliver a heady warning to the American public about the political state of the nation.

Protesters called for financial transparency from the University, and for Columbia to publicly oppose the detention of students by ICE and demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi.

The protest took place on the one-year anniversary of the establishment of the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment.”