Kate Huangpu

In his annual Commencement address on Wednesday, University President Lee Bollinger spoke of Columbia’s place in the current tumultuous political environment.

Judy Joo, SEAS ’97, gave an inspiring call to action to the graduating class, encouraging them to follow their passions despite the risks, at the School of Engineering and Applied Science‘s Class Day.

When Nza-Ari Khepra, CC ’18, initially applied to Columbia College, she wasn’t fully aware of the prestigious reputation of Columbia; she had just applied because her father suggested it.

Robert Siegel, CC ’68, returned to campus on Thursday to speak at the Journalism School about his experience as a reporter for WKCR during the 1968 student protests at an event co-hosted by Spectator.

As the student-led movement for stricter gun control gains momentum both across the country and on Columbia’s campus, Columbia administrators have remained largely disengaged from discussions surrounding gun violence.

Construction work to address emergency safety repairs at JJ’s Place prevented Barnard and General Studies students from entering the dining hall from last Thursday, when repairs began, to Sunday, when they were completed.

Conservative political pundit Ann Coulter and blogger Mickey Kaus examined what Trump’s America looks like, specifically discussing issues of immigration and income inequality at a Columbia University College Republicans event this Tuesday that drew protests from students and outside groups.

Columbia University College Republicans will bring conservative pundit Ann Coulter and political blogger Mickey Kaus to campus next Tuesday to debate the state of Trump’s America. Both speakers supported Trump in the 2016 election, though for different reasons.