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License crackdown rattles 125th Street vendors

Following a police crackdown on Jan. 12, three unlicensed vendors were arrested, had their products confiscated, and were fined.

By Gina Lee | Jan 23 12:51 am ET

Students organize in opposition to NYPD stop-and-frisk practices

Friday's panel of five spoke out against the practice, which critics say institutionalizes racism.

By Megan Kallstrom | Nov 14 03:14 am ET

New York's guardian class

The recent NYPD ticket-fixing scandal is a real world example of a Core problem.

By Jessica Geiger | Nov 9 09:12 pm ET

Buyback nets 114 guns at Harlem churches

A month after 18-year-old Tayshana Murphy was gunned down at Grant Houses, an NYPD-sponsored gun buyback took over 100 guns off the streets, including many at a church a few blocks from that housing project.

By Casey Tolan | Oct 27 02:10 am ET

A hope for self-policing

In dealing with campus crime, Columbia should do more to intervene before the NYPD does.

By Peyton Bell | Apr 19 08:12 pm ET

CC student honored for helping others during blizzard

“The huge blizzard was just frustration after frustration,” Rafael Castellanos, CC '13, said, citing snowplows buried in the snow and traffic jams. “At one point, we hadn’t eaten in 14 hours.”

By Constance Boozer | Mar 15 02:52 am ET

It happened here

Thoughts on yesterday's fiasco

By Editorial Board | Dec 8 12:34 am ET

Stop-and-frisk unfairly targets minorities, CU prof says

A Columbia professor's study claims that police disproportionately stop African Americans and Latinos with a policy that does not productively combat crime.

By Katie Bentivoglio | Nov 17 02:41 am ET

Shoplifter arrested before leaving Columbia University Bookstore with merchandise

Security found $902.50 worth of stolen items inside the bag of a shoplifter at the Columbia University Bookstore Sunday afternoon.

By Shamm Petros and Arvin Ahmadi | Sep 26 11:12 pm ET

Local police order longtime poster vendor told to move along, again

A poster vendor by Columbia will have to appear in court in November.

By Sarah Darville | Sep 14 12:56 am ET

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