Annie Bryan

The Caribbean Students Association's annual gala—originally scheduled to take place on Friday at Barnard's Diana Center—will now take place in March after a miscommunication between the group and administrators.

Student Worker Solidarity wrote and circulated a petition this week asking for better treatment of workers at Blue Java Coffee Bar in Butler Library.

While the national Fight for $15 campaign focuses on raising the federal minimum wage, the300 students and professors from Columbia and other universities who gathered on Low Plaza on Wednesday also demanded an increase in the minimum wage and salaries for adjunct professors.

Columbia College Student Council's 2016 Class Council is soliciting suggestions for a popular charity that will receive funds raised in this year's remaining class events.

Nine members of No Red Tape, an anti-sexual assault activist group, were sent warning letters from the Office of Judicial Affairs, notifying members of possible violations of the University Rules of Conduct in connection with a series of protests at admissions information sessions this month.

While prospective students moved between events during Sunday night's Days on Campus programming, No Red Tape projected phrases like "Rape happens here" and "Columbia protects rapists" onto Low Library.