On Nov. 4, a rather important election will take place, culminating a campaign that some would call historic and that I would call never-ending.

“Chapter 1. He adored New York City. He idolized it all out of proportion.”

Another top editor has left the Wall Street Journal, which News Corporation acquired last year.

In an e-mail to Barnard students and affiliates today, outgoing President Judith Shapiro announced slight delays with construction of the new Nexus building.

Joel Klein, CC '67 and chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, will speak at this year's Columbia College Class Day, scheduled for May 19.

A message sent from a Columbia student’s e-mail address earlier today in which he claimed to have intercepted a bomb threat is being investigated jointly by several agencies, including the New York

The New York Police Department’s Hate Crime Task Force is using DNA fingerprinting technology to identify the person who hung the noose on a Teachers College professor’s door, but still have no sus

University President Lee Bollinger blasted President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad before the Iranian president’s speech yesterday, during which he attacked Western interference with his nation’s policies.
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Despite impending finals and term papers, today a handful of students will be paying closer attention to the crucial process known as Funding At Columbia University.

The Office of Student Affairs gave new details last night about the reforms that Columbia's administration is considering making to the advising system for Columbia College and the School of Engine