9:50 p.m. Low Steps

As the forum drew to a close, the crowd cheered, but continued to hang around waiting by the steps.

9:25 p.m. Roone Arledge Auditorium

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. and the Democratic nominee for Vice President was spotted in a black sports utility vehicle turning onto 114th Street at around 5:20 p.m.

Rarely do two presidential candidates pause their campaigns with less than two months until Election Day. But in honor of the attacks of Sept.

After making a joint appearance at Ground Zero, Senators John McCain and Barack Obama will speak about service in Alfred Lerner Hall this evening.

When Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) last spoke on campus at Columbia College’s Class Day in 2006, he was greeted with 800 orange buttons and 100 umbrellas that read “McCain does not speak for me.”
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When Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took the Columbia stage last year, the campus went on lockdown as the sidewalks of Broadway filled with New Yorkers eager to voice their opinion on the gu

For a young organization, community-service coalition ServiceNation is already making big waves.

Student councils, club governing boards, and student political groups scrambled to organize Columbia University Serves 2008, a nonpartisan, service-oriented event on Low Plaza before the ServiceNat

On the eve of the anniversary of Sept.

Forty-eight years ago, a senator three weeks away from a tight presidential election arrived on a college campus in the middle of the night. Democratic presidential candidate John F.