Madina Toure

Rangel Talks Israel With LionPAC

As Israel and Palestine remain locked in conflict, Columbia students are working to keep the issues alive on campus.

On Thursday afternoon, a small group of students attended a discussion with Congressman Charles Rangel (D-Harlem) on the importance of a strong relationship between the United States and Israel.

Friends remember Rachel Swett, CC '11

Swett "had her own quirks and she really shared them with everyone," said a former suitemate. "She was a lot of fun."

Barnard's Denburg to step down as dean for VP job

Barnard dean Dorothy Denburg announced Friday that she will be assuming the position of Vice President for College Relations.

SENIOR PROFILE: Vickram Mohan

In between chemical engineering and economics, Vickram Mohan still had time for volunteer work—and ultimate frisbee.

SENIOR PROFILE: Megan McNally

Megan McNally converted a foreclosed house into an interactive workshop for Buffalo, N.Y. residents.

At Barnard, looking forward

Actress Meryl Streep spoke at Barnard's Class Day on Monday, where she pushed graduates to continue making progress in society—and talked about the "great deal of kissing" in her line of work.

Year in review: CU expands global reach with international centers

Columbia has opened four Global Centers since 2009.

Columbia, Barnard finish Mayor’s service challenge competition

The Challenge, launched by NYC Service—an office Bloomberg created in April 2009 to oversee community initiatives—tracks various universities’ service efforts through a portfolio of goals and points logged online based on hours volunteered.

General Studies seeks financial aid improvement

Despite a new system, students say they are still uncertain about the financial aid process.

Lawsuit against CU women’s studies department dismissed

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that the University has not harmed men with its women's studies department.