By Madina Toure | Feb 20 01:33 am ET
As Israel and Palestine remain locked in conflict, Columbia students are working to keep the issues alive on campus.
On Thursday afternoon, a small group of students attended a discussion with Congressman Charles Rangel (D-Harlem) on the importance of a strong relationship between the United States and Israel.
By Madina Toure | Feb 4 03:30 am ET
Outside, Barnard members celebrated the Diana Center’s opening with ribbon—cutting and speeches. Inside, they celebrated with a panel discussion.
By Amber Tunnell and Madina Toure | Feb 4 03:20 am ET
Columbia’s MEALAC, is proposing to change its name to the department of Middle East, South Asian, and African Studies. MEALAC, the department hopes, will soon become MESAAS.
By Madina Toure and Emily Kwong | Feb 4 03:15 am ET
A mosaic of yellow, blue, red, and green berets dotted the lawn in front of the Diana Center Wednesday, as Barnard faculty, alumni, and students, donning hats that corresponded to their class year, assembled to inaugurate the opening of the new student center.
By Madina Toure | Feb 2 03:14 am ET
After a security breach on campus compromised the personal information of 1,400 University affiliates, students and identity theft experts are questioning the administration’s handling of the break-in.
By Madina Toure | Jan 25 12:37 am ET
Barnard has surpassed its goal of internationalizing its student body, as more students than ever are participating in its Visiting International Students Program.
By Madina Toure | Jan 19 02:04 am ET
Friends and family remember GS senior Michael Sinnott for his humor and dedication.
By Madina Toure | Dec 14 12:05 am ET
Barnard's environmental science department envisions one floor for all of its courses as well as the creation of two new office spaces.
By Madina Toure | Dec 10 05:40 am ET
Barnard is working to raise funds to renovate its biological science department.
By Sam Levin and Madina Toure | Dec 4 03:53 am ET
Reactions to the defeated same-sex marriage bill, on campus and off
