Columbia University Information Technology is working to resolve a disruption to Columbia’s Wi-Fi network, the Office of Public Affairs announced in a Wednesday statement.

Columbia’s postdoctoral workers union reached a tentative agreement with the University during a Tuesday bargaining session, calling off its plan to strike on Wednesday.

Columbia is bringing together top faculty from across disciplines for conversations about life’s biggest questions.

Students, faculty, administrators, and alumni gathered in the Low Library Rotunda Monday afternoon to celebrate Columbia economics professor Michael Woodford winning the Nobel Prize in economics.

Barnard restricted the use of technical equipment and sets in the Glicker-Milstein Theatre this semester following the June 10 resignation of the theater’s director, leaving theater groups without a functioning playhouse for their fall productions.

Barnard opened the Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center this academic year after over two years of construction and a $250 million budget amid a mounting debt crisis.