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2020-05-05T06:36:35.689Z
Colleges and universities across the United States have been offered federal funding in an effort to mitigate millions of dollars in lost revenue as a result of COVID-19. Columbia has yet to confirm if it will accept its $12.8 million allotment, which was the highest amount given to an Ivy League institution, alongside Cornell. The size of the allocation is likely due to the high percentage of full-time undergraduate students at the School of General Studies who receive the Pell Grant, a federal grant for students who demonstrate the highest need in the country, which was a significant factor in deciding school allocations.
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2020-04-02T02:52:46.529Z
This article is part 1 of a two-part Spectator series, Undercounted, which covers the role of students in the 2020 census and how the COVID-19 pandemic may leave lasting effects. Read part 2 for more information on the impact and history of undercounting the community.
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2020-03-04T20:14:45.531Z
Whether you’re an incoming first-year or a rising senior, it’s never too late nor too early to start scouting for job openings during your time at Columbia or Barnard. Not only can it be an enriching experience to prepare you for life after graduation, it can also serve as a good source of financial support.
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2020-02-24T07:02:51.976Z
Columbia researchers have received a $2.1 million grant to identify drugs that prevent the spread of the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19. The Jack Ma Foundation, a philanthropy group founded by the richest man in China, awarded the grant amid the spreading infection and a 2 percent fatality rate, which has sparked fears of a pandemic.
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2019-01-25T08:44:15.983Z
The amount of financial aid Columbia offers its incoming undergraduates has nearly doubled since the University adopted a “need-based, need-blind, full-need” approach for Columbia College and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students in 2008, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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2018-09-19T04:23:05.768Z
One week after classes began for the fall term, 47 percent of Barnard courses were not in compliance with a federal law mandating that professors list textbook information and retail prices online before students register for classes, a Spectator investigation found.
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2018-04-17T02:47:16.658Z
President Donald Trump has nominated prominent Columbia economics professor Richard Clarida to serve as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, a central position on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.
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2018-02-27T06:12:19.415Z
On Wednesday, a federal judge dismissed a case claiming Columbia University did not adequately respond to a student’s reports of rape.
2017-02-02T01:00:04Z
The federal complaint filed against Columbia last week is the latest in a series of sexual assault-related complaints against universities across the country.
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2016-12-08T18:00:05Z
Five days after a group of students filed a federal complaint alleging Barnard and Columbia are not complying with Title II, Title IX, and the Clery Act, a new report released by the White House on Tuesday could help expedite changes that students are demanding.
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