Junior Michael Zheng won the NCAA singles tennis championship on Sunday, beating Michigan State University’s Ozan Baris in Waco, Texas, to become the first Lion to win a national title since Robert ...

Community Board 9 unanimously voted on Thursday on a letter to formally notify Claremont Theater’s owners of “unauthorized exterior work” and “visible signs of neglect” to the historic site, urging ...

The Office of the Provost announced Persuasion at Scale—a new course designed by Eunji Kim, assistant professor of political science, and Christopher Wiggins, associate professor of applied ...

Residents of the Manhattanville Houses, a group of six apartment buildings between West 129th and 133rd Street, received official legal notice of the termination of their public housing leases from ...

After 63 years, football’s conference title drought is over. Columbia took down Cornell on Saturday, clinching a share of the Ivy League title for the first time since 1961. With Yale beating Harvard ...

This is your big break. Last night, you went to bed as yourself. This morning, you woke up as a turkey. Instead of ending up as the centerpiece of a Thanksgiving dinner—destined to share a plate with ...

Spectrum ventured across campus to rank the dining halls by their dessert offerings this week. However, somewhere along our investigation, it became obvious that dining halls might just be too ...

When a play’s leading politician begins by declaring that he is “determined to prove a villain,” it’s best to believe him. As the bodies pile up in King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s “Richard III,” ...

Top Columbia administrators contributed more than $4.1 million to candidates running for federal office in 2020 and 2024, of which nearly 88 percent went to candidates and committees affiliated with ...

The Columbia Musical Theatre Society presented the second “Legally Blonde” production of the semester last weekend, following the Columbia University Irving Medical Center’s Broadway Haven Players’ ...

To make her argument about “The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books,” Rose Horowitch, assistant editor at The Atlantic, opens her contentious article with a vignette about Columbia’s ...

Becoming a knitwear designer may not be the typical path for a mechanical engineering graduate. But Aisling Camps, SEAS ’08, is striving for more than typical with her blossoming knitwear brand. Her ...