Hayley Negrin

Barnard Confirms Abu El-Haj Will Likely Be Granted Tenure

A statement released Friday by Barnard College confirmed professor Nadia Abu El-Haj has received tenure, after an e-mail sent by a departmental administrator first alerted the anthropology departme

By Hayley Negrin | Nov 2 11:39 pm ET

Alleged Rapist in Attack of Journalism Student Found Mentally Fit For Trial

The man charged with the rape and torture of a Columbia Graduate School of Journalism student has been declared mentally fit to stand trial, the New York Times reported.

By Hayley Negrin | Oct 26 03:20 am ET

Bollinger Opens Door to Students’ Questions

University President Lee Bollinger welcomed more than 50 students into his mansion last night for a conversation in which he defended his remarks toward Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

By Hayley Negrin | Oct 5 03:46 am ET

Campus Braces for Iranian President

As Columbia prepares to host one of the most controversial individuals on Earth at today’s World Leader’s Forum, University President Lee Bollinger meets both criticism and approval from students,

By Daniel Amzallag and Hayley Negrin | Sep 24 02:04 am ET

Prof Contests Abu El-Haj’s Claims

Last night, Barnard religion professor Alan Segal lectured on the lack of academic accuracy in the work of assistant professor Nadia Abu El-Haj, whose tenure process has sparked controversy due to

By Hayley Negrin | Sep 18 03:28 am ET

Alums Question BC Prof’s Legitimacy

Controversy has been brewing over the past several months regarding the tenure process of an assistant professor of anthropology at Barnard whose views on Israel have been condemned as anti-Semitic

By Hayley Negrin | Sep 14 03:54 am ET

Suspect Arrested in Murder of Law Library Technician

A Harlem teenager was arrested over the weekend after turning himself in for the murder of a Columbia Library technician, police said.

By Hayley Negrin | May 14 12:00 am ET

Columbia Employee Shot and Killed

A technical assistant at the Law Library known for his devotion to Islam and his warm smiles was shot and killed Tuesday night in a restaurant in Harlem.

By Hayley Negrin | May 10 12:00 am ET

President Shapiro Elected to Academy of Arts and Sciences

Barnard President Judith Shapiro has been elected to the Academy of Arts and Sciences, along with 203 other established scholars, scientists, artists,and civic and corporate leaders, the academy an

By Hayley Negrin | May 8 12:00 am ET

BC Prepares for McIntosh Demolition

Last week, Barnard students picked up a brush, chose a color, selected their favorite memory of the Millicent McIntosh Center, and painted the walls of the 38-year-old building to say goodbye.

By Hayley Negrin | May 7 12:00 am ET

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