Kareem Stanley’s four years at Columbia have been defined in part by his proximity to New York and its communities.

When artificial intelligence rushes toward a near-perfect state and dominates all facets of human life in the coming decade, there may be only one trait to distinguish us from our artificial counterparts: love.

As student group membership continues to grow, governing boards will distribute just 2 percent more in funds to student groups in the coming year than this past year.

It was a presidency that few at Columbia predicted—and even fewer voiced support for.

In a year largely defined by calls for improvements to mental health resources on campus, LGBTQ students and students of color lobbied for—and secured—one of the scarcest resources at Columbia: space.

A group of students has denounced Columbia’s statue of Thomas Jefferson, arguing that by honoring Jefferson without acknowledging his ownership of slaves, the University validates ongoing racism.

Columbia College Student Council election results were announced by the Columbia Elections Board on Friday, marking the conclusion of a weeks-long election cycle.

Due to a technical error on the part of the Office of the University Registrar on Monday, class registration appointments for rising sophomores were scheduled before those of rising juniors, which would have allowed underclassmen to claim seats in selective classes typically reserved for upperclassmen.

The Columbia Elections Board departed from precedent when penalizing Engineering Student Council candidates for rules violations earlier this month, a choice that ultimately cost two candidates victory in the elections, Spectator has found.

A physics Ph.D. candidate who tore down signs promoting tolerance of LGBTQ people in Pupin Hall was banned from the building and relieved of his teaching assistant duties last week.