Celine Chien
University News Deputy Editor
Latest articles
Columbia expands course schedule ‘de-densification,’ capping proportion of classes in prime midday slots
BY Matt Luo, Celine Chien, Arabelle Park, and Emily Ta April 23
At University Senate plenary, Shipman reflects on her legacy after a ‘crisis-ridden’ year
BY Celine Chien and Joseph Zuloaga April 14
Updated April 14 at 7:18 p.m.
‘In fear of the reaction’: Jeanine D’Armiento says only she and senate vice chair have seen long-awaited University Senate review
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Celine Chien April 7
Updated April 9 at 11:59 p.m.
University Senate hosts 2 forums on shared governance as student, faculty concerns over current balance of power persist
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Celine Chien April 7
Updated April 10 at 12:01 a.m.
Around 100 students from 7 universities discuss local issues at BridgeColumbia’s first Northeast pluralism summit
BY Celine Chien and Pedro Meerbaum April 1
Updated on April 1 at 1:10 p.m.
‘PBS News Hour’ senior executive producer Sara Just, CC ’88, named Columbia College’s 2026 Class Day speaker
BY Celine Chien and Joseph Zuloaga March 30
“PBS News Hour” senior executive producer Sara Just, CC ’88, will speak at Columbia College’s 2026 Class Day on May 19, Columbia College announced Monday.
OIE reports a 122 percent increase in discrimination allegations in 2024-25 academic year, fuels debate over academic freedom
BY Dora Gao, Celine Chien, and Madeline Lee March 11
Updated March 11 at 2:11 a.m.
Defying trustees, University Senate Rules committee will continue to propose revisions to protest and discipline policies
BY Celine Chien and Matt Luo March 11
Amid recent governance disputes over protest discipline, the University Senate’s committee on the Rules of University Conduct announced at the latest plenary that it will continue to propose revisions to the Rules, which outline Columbia’s policies and disciplinary procedures for protests.
‘Everyone feels insecure’: One year since $400 million federal funding cuts, Columbia researchers report lingering uncertainty
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Celine Chien March 7
‘Nightmare come true’: Faculty and students express fear, confusion, and relief over ICE’s brief detention of Ellie Aghayeva, GS ’26
BY Celine Chien and Matt Luo March 5
After Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested Ellie Aghayeva, GS ’26, on Thursday, several Columbia students and faculty members told Spectator that the University’s communications and efforts to secure her same day release largely aligned with their hopes for Columbia to increase transparency and advocate for its students.
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