Columbia Health is running its annual walk-in flu fair this week from Oct. 28 to 31 in Lerner Roone Arledge Auditorium and next week on Nov. 7 at the Manhattanville campus. All Columbia affiliates are ...

Liana Finck often grapples with “how to exist.” Finding inspiration anywhere from playgrounds to synagogue pews, she uses her art to probe profoundly human subjects: love, anxiety, the passage of time ...

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce released on Thursday a 325-page report titled “Antisemitism on College Campuses Exposed” about its investigation into how Columbia, Barnard, and nine ...

Student organizers have disaffiliated from Columbia University Apartheid Divest and established the Columbia Palestine Solidarity Coalition, a Palestinian-led collective pushing for University ...

Women’s basketball opened its season on Monday with an 87-47 win against Stony Brook University. With players old and new getting time in front of the home crowd at Levien Gymnasium, the Light Blue’s ...

An increasing number of Barnard students are enrolling in Barnard’s economics major, with the number of degrees conferred more than doubling over the past decade from 57 in 2013 to 126 in 2023. This ...

While their goals for the year are certainly ambitious, the Lions enter this season with extraordinary confidence following their March Madness appearance last season, the first in program history.

Columbia football was triumphant over Yale for the first time in five years on Friday, scoring a fourth-quarter touchdown for a narrow 13-10 victory. Despite struggling to score and trailing at the ...

Columbia women’s soccer kept their top spot in the Ivy League this past Saturday, remaining undefeated against their Ivy league opponents with a comeback 3-2 win over the Yale Bulldogs. Junior forward ...

The University Senate’s education committee released its annual report during the senate plenary session on Oct. 25, covering newly approved academic programs, proposed discussions about the war in ...

Happy November! Spectator’s editorial board is proud to present its monthly Ins & Outs list, discussing what’s new and old at Columbia this month. Join us every month to discover our hottest, and ...

Men’s soccer fell to Harvard 1-0 on Saturday in Cambridge, Massachusetts. After 80 scoreless minutes, the Crimson broke through with a late goal to secure the victory. With both the Lions (1-10-1, 1-3 ...