Joseph Zuloaga
University News Deputy Editor
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A decade since its founding, Knight First Amendment Institute leaders reflect on organization’s evolution
BY Joseph Zuloaga May 2
2 Columbia professors submit declarations in lawsuit defending constitutionality of Presidential Records Act
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Dora Gao May 1
Columbia historians have joined a chorus of voices sounding the alarm as President Donald Trump’s administration challenges a cornerstone of federal recordkeeping: the Presidential Records Act.
Columbia releases long-awaited report on University Senate review
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Celine Chien April 23
Updated April 26 at 1:00 p.m.
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 first report on ‘active’ compliance with Trump deal, Columbia mandates civil discourse attestation, increases oversight through new administrators
BY Joseph Zuloaga April 9
‘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.
Lina Khan, associate law professor and former FTC chair, to lead new Law School center on economic policy
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Dora Gao April 2
Lina Khan, associate professor of law and former chair of the Federal Trade Commission during President Joe Biden’s administration, will serve as co-director for the newly established Center for Law and Economy, the Law School announced Thursday. Khan will spearhead the project alongside associate professor of law Lev Menand.
‘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.
House Judiciary Committee grants Columbia’s extension request to hand over Epstein-related correspondence, University official says
BY Joseph Zuloaga and Nadia Knoblauch March 28
The House Judiciary Committee asked Columbia in January to hand over documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his associates’ ties with the University, financial support of survivors at Columbia, and the results of any internal investigations.
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