Former “60 Minutes” correspondents Sharyn Alfonsi and Scott Pelley will be the Journalism School’s inaugural journalists in residence, the school announced Monday.

In late 2020, Jennifer Mnookin had a big decision to make: Her 78-year-old father had end-stage kidney disease, and she was the only one of her siblings with a perfect match.

Columbia has appointed Michelle Greenberg-Kobrin, CC ’96, Law ’99, as its Jewish life liaison, the University announced in a Columbia News article on Friday.

Akilah Rosado, Barnard’s vice president for inclusion and belonging, will serve as interim dean of the college for the 2026-27 academic year, Barnard President Laura Rosenbury announced in a Monday email.

James McKiernan, VP&S ’93, is set to replace Katrina Armstrong as the interim leader of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center on Friday as she steps down to launch the University’s new biomedical research institute.

A student handed out flyers criticizing Columbia’s senior administrators and members of its board of trustees at a University Senate forum on shared governance last month.

The New York Police Department released body camera footage March 6 showing two police officers responding to a 911 call on Feb. 26 that reported two “suspicious males” who entered a University-owned residence. The “suspicious” individuals in question were Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who impersonated NYPD officers to arrest Ellie Aghayeva, GS ’26.