Prof. Avi Friedman, an adjunct professor at Columbia's business school, informs the university's leadership of his ...

“No group of students has a right to disrupt another group of students in a Columbia classroom,” university interim president Katrina Armstrong said in a statement. “We want to be absolutely clear ...

This is an open letter to Columbia University Interim President Katrina Armstrong. Dear President Armstrong, We write to express our deep concern over the continued closure of College Walk ...

Close to 200 members of Columbia University’s faculty send a letter to University President Katrina Armstrong and the board of trustees calling on them to implement policies to protect Jewish students ...

Interim University President Katrina Armstrong indicated a “potential need to bring the NYPD on campus” in a Friday statement to the Columbia community. The update comes three days after masked ...

Interim University President Katrina Armstrong responded to a Monday memorandum ... Orders and other federal actions impacting federally-funded research.” Armstrong wrote that Columbia’s commitment to ...

NYPD officers reclaimed the dormitory in May 2024. Following the incident, Columbia University’s Interim President Katrina Armstrong released a statement saying "we strongly condemn this ...

Interim Columbia School President Katrina Armstrong denounced the disruption ... activities constitutes a violation of the Rules of University conduct and the nature of the disruption may ...

“Columbia is out of control,” a coalition of Jewish ... I think you’re going to see the Trump administration cut off their federal funds.” The university’s president, Katrina Armstrong, issued a ...

Education officials cited an order by President Trump to combat antisemitism, including to deport international students ...

On the first day of Columbia's spring semester, masked activists entered the History of Modern Israel course taught by Israeli historian Dr. Avi Shilon.