General Studies Student Council representatives discussed concerns regarding the effect of external factors like food insecurity and financial struggles on GS students’ mental health at its weekly meeting on Tuesday.

At its 41st annual awards dinner and reception on Wednesday night, Columbia College honored five alumni with the John Jay Award.

Former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, LAW ’82, was honored with the Heritage Award by the Columbia Black Alumni Council (BAC) at its annual reception Tuesday night.

The U.S. Senate confirmed William Pelham Barr, CC ’71, GSAS ’73, and a corporate lawyer, to serve as the next U.S. attorney general on Thursday.

Students in East Campus will be forced to do their laundry in Wien Hall or other undergraduate residence halls while the building’s laundry services are undergoing repair.

Bid Goswami, Columbia men’s tennis head coach, will retire at the end of the 2019 season, Campbell Family Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and Physical Education Peter Pilling announced on Thursday.

Educator and activist Simran Jeet Singh, GSAS ’08, ’12, and ’16, has been appointed as Columbia’s first-ever Sikh Religious Life Adviser.

Columbia graduates headlined ballots in New York and nationwide in the midterm elections on Tuesday.

Following Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, Columbia and Barnard students have voiced their fear that Kavanaugh’s example—including public hearings on his alleged misconduct as a teenager and college student—may perpetuate misunderstandings surrounding consent and discourage survivors from reporting sexual assault at Columbia.