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As Trump admin restores visas, professors ask why Columbia doesn't fight harder for students
Professors reached by Gothamist Friday questioned why the school — a flashpoint in the debate over deportations, after high-profile cases in which foreign students who’d protested Israel’s campaign in Gaza found their legal status revoked — say the school should have fought back against removals they argue were always on shaky legal ground.
Columbia University has warned students to brace for the return of tent encampments on campus after the Ivy League school ...
Columbia University students planned encampments a year after protests at the New York City campus triggered similar ...
Thursday’s tent encampments would have been the first tent cities at the university since students took over a building last ...
Multnomah County sheriff’s deputies pulled a body from the Columbia River Thursday afternoon – the fourth to be found in ...
Eva Clevenger went 4-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and three runs as Columbia, No. 12 in the NJ.com Top 20, racked up 20 ...
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Columbia State names Leggett as women's basketball head coachColumbia State Community College announced Chris Leggett as the new head coach for the Lady Chargers basketball team.
GEO Group, now one of the major players in corrections, built a facility in Jena in the late 1990s. It later won a contract ...
It was a historic day for Columbia’s Margaret McManus as she recorded her 200th career point, despite falling to New ...
Columbia Banking System will acquire Pacific Premier Bancorp in an all-stock deal for about $2 billion, the companies said on ...
Columbia University is cracking down on access to campus as it braces for the possible return of pro-Palestinian encampments, ...
The publication is now trying to find a successful business model without its top editor, who was abruptly fired last week.
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