Columbia University

Columbia professor James Schamus accuses the university of weaponizing its EEOC antisemitism fund, mocking the settlement process.

Columbia University settled civil rights claims for two janitors who were assaulted and held hostage by anti‑Israel protesters.

Critics of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism are once again lashing out—this time at Columbia University’s decision to formally adopt it.

The Biden-era legacy of campus radicalism has collided head-on with accountability, but Columbia University may escape with a mere slap on the wrist.

A Columbia deal could restore $400 million in frozen federal grants—but critics warn the agreement lacks real reform.

Columbia University trustee Shoshana Shendelman condemned the school’s “lack of moral clarity” and failure to confront anti-Semitism, declaring the university has shown a “disturbing lack of moral clarity” and “tarnished” its reputation “for the foreseeable future.”

Faculty at Columbia University are under fire after falsely accusing a Jewish trustee of leaking these appalling messages to the Washington Free Beacon.

Columbia University has suffered a massive data breach, with a hacker reportedly stealing 460 gigabytes of sensitive data on millions of current and former students, applicants, and employees. The breach, first reported by Bloomberg News, includes Social Security numbers, admissions records, and financial aid details.

Columbia University stoked outrage by appointing Farah Jasmine Griffin—a longtime supporter of BDS (the boycott, disinvestment, sanctions movement targeting Israel)—to the esteemed University Professor position, its “highest academic distinction.”

Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University on Sunday to reignite the Palestinian protest stronghold just days after a judge ordered his release from an immigration detention facility.