The School of Engineering and Applied Science has unveiled a new strategic vision, called Engineering for Humanity, directing students and faculty to focus on applying their research and education to current societal problems.

After opening an email with a congratulatory subject line, Noah Zweben, SEAS ’17, ran out of class to call his parents.

After over 10 years at the School of the Arts, Writing Department Chair and Professor Timothy Donnelly has gotten used to cramped classes and offices.

The class day speakers for Columbia College, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the School of General Studies were announced Wednesday.

When a Fox News host came to interview Columbia students about the 2016 presidential election on Monday, he branded Columbia a “liberal bastion.”

As its first action, Columbia University’s Knight First Amendment Institute sued the federal government Monday morning to obtain information about immigration authorities’ searches of travelers’ electronic devices at the border.

Members of the Graduate Workers of Columbia gathered outsideLow Library on Thursday to demand that the administration start officially negotiating with them as a union.

As Columbia works to climb the ranks of the world's leading research universities, professors and students in the Arts and Sciences have been hampered by labs, teaching, and research disrupted by flooding, heating problems, and structural failures in aging buildings.

Graduates of the Mott Hall Bridges Academy, a public middle school in the low-income Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn, toured Columbia and were given advice on applying to college from admissions officers, students, and staff at Columbia’s Double Discovery Center.