In March, the Trump administration eliminated $400 million in federal funding for Columbia University and threatened to take away more if the institution didn’t do more to combat antisemitism. Columbia conceded and amended policies that included an overhaul of student protest privileges and a review of the school’s Middle East studies department.

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

A government document details the numerous research projects on the chopping block, from research into local health to projects on cancer and Alzheimer’s.

A year after mass protests rocked the university, students say protesting on campus has become too “dangerous.”

Katrina Armstrong, who took over as interim president at Columbia in August, resigned amid a tumultuous year for the university.

The 36 new special patrol officers announced last month by Columbia University were appointed by the New York Police Department and will be subject to the orders of the police commissioner, an arrangement confirmed by a Columbia spokesperson this week.

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