The Office of the University Chaplain will hire a new adviser for Muslim students and will begin allowing student groups to hold prayer services in its buildings during academic breaks, University Chaplain Jewelnel Davis announced on Friday.

General Studies Student Council elections results were announced Friday night, two days later than originally planned.

Neil Gorsuch, CC ’88, was confirmed to the United States Supreme Court by a U.S. Senate vote Friday morning.

Engineering Student Council election results were released on Thursday night after four days of voting. General Studies Student Council results, however, have been delayed by at least a day as the Columbia Elections Board adjudicates a rules violation.

This year’s Bacchanal crowd configuration will mirror last year’s setup, with two enclosed pens on Low Plaza facing a stage on Low Steps.

Mental health took center stage during Sunday’s debate for Engineering Student Council candidates, with executive board candidates agreeing on the importance of solving Columbia’s mental health problems and stress culture but proposing radically different solutions.

Survivors of sexual assault who filed federal complaints against Columbia for allegedly failing to provide Title IX-guaranteed accommodations will now see the future of their grievances decided by appointees of President Donald Trump, casting a new layer of doubt over an already-uncertain issue.

A Columbia student filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday against the University for allegedly failing to properly handle her reports of rape.

A Columbia student has sued the University for failing to properly handle her reports of rape as mandated by Title IX.

More than two months after it was closed for repairs, JJ’s Place will reopen and resume operations on Friday, according to an announcement made by Dining last week.