The Trump administration has detained college students and professors at schools across the U.S. beginning its crackdown on ...

Several alumni of Columbia University Saturday ripped up their diplomas instead of taking part in the annual Alumni Day celebrations denouncing the stance the university took in Donald Trump ...

Columbia University’s interim president, Katrina Armstrong, resigned after facing pressure from the Trump administration to enforce a campus mask ban at protests. Armstrong assured faculty she ...

one of the most visible faces of the pro-Palestinian movement at Columbia University, now sits in *** Louisiana detention center. Meanwhile, hundreds of protesters took to the streets of New York.

She even said that she feels 'betrayed' by her alma mater - the renowned Columbia University. Ms Srinivasan has been accused of being a supporter and sympathizer of Hamas - a designated terrorist ...

Columbia University, through a thoroughly pusillanimous capitulation to a multimillion-dollar threat from the Trump administration, has put that conviction in the grave. The details have been ...

The protests at Columbia University last spring were dogged: Students galvanized by the war in Gaza staged demonstrations for weeks on end, erected tent cities on campus lawns and annexed a ...

Columbia students and nearby residents are suing the school, arguing that a 1953 agreement between the university and the city makes College Walk a public space. Credit... Supported by By Anna ...

Columbia University student Roy Lee says he’s been suspended after he built an AI program that helped him pass the brutal technical interviews for Meta, Facebook, Amazon, and TikTok.

Days before Indian PhD scholar Ranjani Srinivasan studying at Columbia University chose to self-deport from the U.S. after learning her visa was revoked, three federal immigration agents showed up ...

A protester breaks the windows of the front door of a building at Columbia University on April 30, 2024. Getty Images “These changes are real, and they are right for Columbia,” she added.

For months, Accuracy in Media has been on the ground at Columbia University, relentlessly documenting and exposing the rise of antisemitism on campus. From inflammatory protests to faculty ...