New York City police took 80 people into custody after responding to protests on Columbia's campus, the police department said.

NYPD and Columbia University’s Public Safety team infringed upon the fundamental right to freedom of the press, restricting ...

At a time of uncertainty and federal change, we must be clear: The Chronicle condemns all attacks on student press freedom and all violations of the First Amendment.

Second, Columbia and Barnard must apologize to every previously suspended journalist and student who did not break any rules ...

The Exponent stands with the Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia University's independent student newspaper, amid recent ...

As summer nears, the NYPD is ramping up its presence in troubled areas. Seventy special summer zones have been carved out of ...

New York City police officers took dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators into custody at Columbia University's Butler Library on Wednesday evening. NYPD officers were seen removing about 76 ...

Tarek Bazrouk of New York, who participated in anti-Israel protests at Columbia University in April 2024 and told a friend he ...

Katrina Armstrong entered a crowded conference room in Washington, D.C., sat down at a long table, and prepared to be deposed ...

Columbia has a pass for neighbors, including, Columbia says, the plaintiffs of the lawsuit, but the system is “clumsy,” the ...

The U.S. Department of Education is threatening Columbia University's accreditation because the agency said the New York ...

Columbia was cited for violating federal civil rights law by allegedly "acting with deliberate indifference towards student-on-student harassment of Jewish students.” ...