At Columbia University, Trump’s Policies Impact Campus Climate

Dueling documentaries chart the chaotic aftermath of October 7 at U.S. universities

I’ve spent the last two years reporting on the campus protests. Here’s what two recent documentaries about the crisis get right — and the details they overlook, writes Josh Marcus

Condemnation of Columbia U. for Endangering Int'l Studies in U.S. by Caving to Intrusive Gov't

Middle East Studies Association | American Comparative Literature Association | American Studies Association | Association for Asian Studies | National Women’s Studies Association | – We, the Middle East Studies Association joined by the undersigned associations, write to express our deep condemnation of actions taken in the past weeks that imperil the autonomy of centers for regional study at universities across the United States and the future…

After only seven and a half months in office, Katrina Armstrong quit as Managing President at Columbia University in New York. Most recently, the university had collapsed due to the threat of millions of cuts ahead of Donald Trump.

3 Yale profs ditch school for U of T amid Trump education crackdown

One professor said Columbia University's decision to follow a series of government directives, including a crackdown on student protests, played a role in his decision to leave.

Applications dip slightly at Columbia University, but no large drop despite campus turmoil

NEW YORK — Columbia University has largely maintained the size of its application pool — despite campus protests over Gaza and scrutiny by the federal government that have besieged the university over the last year, according to newly released undergraduate admissions data. Overall, 59,616 students applied to Columbia, down by just more than 1% from 60,248 applicants the year before. It remained ...

Columbia University Sees Drop in Applications

Columbia has drawn ire from all sides of the political spectrum since it was roiled by campus protests last year and deals with the fallout from the Trump Administration this year. Now, its controversy could be impacting the makeup of its future student body. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science announced Thursday that it received 59,616 applications for the class of 2029, a year-ove…