Stanley Davis, CC ’26, has been named a Rhodes Scholar for the 2026 cohort, the Rhodes Trust announced Nov. 15. Davis, a psychology major, joins 32 American students selected for the prestigious ...

Dozens of demonstrators attended a Tuesday “Rally for a Living Wage” organized by Student Workers of Columbia-United Auto ...

Volleyball continues to struggle in conference play, losing to both Brown and Yale over the weekend for the second time this ...

Football will travel up to Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday to take on a red-hot Brown team in a late-season Ivy League ...

Women’s swim kicked the season off with a bang, winning three out of its four meets. The team consists of nine first-years and 24 returning swimmers, a strong roster despite losing eight seniors from ...

Women’s basketball suffered its first loss of the season at home Thursday, falling 81-58 to No. 2 University of Michigan.

Men’s wrestling is rolling out the mat to commence a new season, aiming to surpass its dominant success from last year.

Darializa Avila Chevalier, CC ’16, the progressive Democratic candidate for New York’s 13th Congressional District, defeated ...

When senior goalkeeper Katrina Chorzepa first found out she was pregnant in the final weeks of her sophomore season on the ...

The change comes amid growing concerns over the security of texts and calls. The official said that over the past year, hackers compromised some Columbia accounts through methods such as intercepting ...

Columbia College Student Council unanimously approved a $10,000 grant last month that will be distributed among various student groups to support diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts for the ...

Banners reading “Free Palestine,” “We will beat the billionaires,” “Babies not bombs,” and “Tax the rich” hung inside Harlem ...