Hillary Clinton and Mike Pompeo shared the stage at an Institute of Global Politics event on Wednesday in their first public conversation on foreign policy, with both agreeing that the United States ...

Hundreds of residents of the Manhattanville Houses—a public housing project which includes six apartment buildings between West 129th and 133rd Street—were left without gas or clean water periodically ...

After Columbia football’s disappointing 2023 season in which it finished 3-7 overall and managed only one Ivy League win, the Light Blue will look to improve its record this fall. With the arrival of ...

Former President Bill Clinton spoke about his relationship with former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and the Oslo Accords at an Institute of Global Politics event Nov. 10, marking 30 years ...

Men’s soccer fell 1-0 against No. 23 Cornell Saturday night on Senior Day, the final match of the season. Despite a closely contested game, the Lions were unable to break through with a goal. The ...

Ready to become a Columbia sports fan and don’t know where to start? Spectator Sports is here to give you the rundown of all of the varsity sports under the Light Blue banner. For all our NCAA ...

The New York City Council committee on sanitation and solid waste management passed a vote 7-3 in favor of expanding a West Harlem containerization pilot program to the rest of the city at a hearing ...

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani secured a decisive victory Nov. 4 on the heels of a campaign that revolved around affordability. His promise to institute a rent freeze for rent-stabilized apartments has ...

Columbia College Student Council updated its constitution Sept. 28, removing the minimum voter participation requirements for referendums, adding two new representative positions, and clarifying the ...

Football fell to Brown at home Saturday afternoon in its second-to-last game of the season. While the Lions briefly took the lead in the fourth quarter, a comeback from the Bears led to a 32-29 ...

Columbia has agreed to pay $221 million to the federal government to settle its civil rights investigations and restore a “vast majority” of federal grants terminated in March by President Donald ...