Instead of joining in Columbia University’s annual “Alumni Day” celebrations for the School of International and Public Affairs, several alumni gathered to denounce the school by ripping up their diplomas in protest.

A college admissions consultant reportedly said Columbia University's brand has been "tarnished" while the school devolves into chaos stemming from anti-Israel riots.

The board late last week unexpectedly elevated one of its two co-chairs, Claire Shipman, as acting president.  While not unheard of, experts said it is unusual for a trustee to take the helm of a

The new documentary The Encampments, produced by Watermelon Pictures and BreakThrough News, is an insider’s look at the student protest movement to demand divestment from the U.S. and Israeli weapons industry and an end to the genocide in Gaza.

Chung’s legal team argued the actions by the Trump administration is an attempt to “chill” her free speech. The student has called the US home since she was 7 years old and is a legal permanent

Columbia University alumni tore up diplomas in protest against the school's compliance with Trump administration policies.

Dozens of faculty members protested on Monday against what they see as Columbia’s capitulation to the federal government’s demands.

While some professors rallied to criticize the changes, federal officials called the university’s actions a “positive first step” in maintaining a financial relationship.

Alumni of Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) tore up their diplomas to protest the school and its leadership, including their handling of the detention of graduate student Mahmoud Khalil.