Hundreds of faculty and staff across Columbia, Barnard, and Teachers College have signed onto a strike, pledging to “only do work that directly serves students” until the NYPD is removed from campus, faculty members announced in a Friday press conference.
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100 portraits of student protesters at Columbia taken by photographers from the Columbia Daily Spectator. trib.al/AgQwIt0

Faculty in the Arts and Sciences began a vote of no confidence in University President Minouche Shafik on Wednesday, a move brought to the body by the Columbia chapter of the American Association of University Professors.

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BREAKING: Union Theological Seminary, an affiliate college at Columbia, is one of the first in the United States to announce plans to divest from “companies substantially and intractably benefiting from the war in Palestine.”
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BREAKING: The Union Theological Seminary announced on Thursday that its board of trustees endorsed a policy supporting the institution’s divestment from “companies substantially and intractably benefiting from the war in Palestine.”
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📰 Columbia Daily Spectator's editor-in-chief, Isabella Ramírez, sheds light on the stress and trauma endured by student journalists and the campus community during the eight-month Israel-Hamas conflict. 🔗bit.ly/3QEvhbM
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The University Senate is calling for a halt on ongoing disciplinary proceedings related to protest activity until the Office of the General Counsel provides information on the Center for Student Success and Intervention’s jurisdiction to adjudicate.

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ICYMI: This week, Columbia Journalism dean jelani cobb and Columbia Daily Spectator EIC Isabella Ramírez joined Jameel Jaffer to discuss the crisis at Columbia, and the challenges of reporting on it. Listen to 'War & Speech' on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other platforms. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/war…

Looked into the rising food insecurity amid Columbia campus restrictions, and how the community has responded. ⤵️

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After Columbia restricted access to its Morningside campus to students who reside in on-campus housing and “essential personnel” on April 30, many students were left with limited dining options. In response, students and faculty organized community meals.

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A 57-year-old man drove a car into a crowd of protesters on Tuesday at a picket organized by CUAD outside a Barnard trustee’s home, an NYPD spokesperson said. The driver hit and injured one protester, and both were arrested alongside another protester.

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BREAKING: All Columbia undergraduates and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences students in “teaching or academic support roles” will be able to access Morningside campus beginning Wednesday at 8 a.m., according to a Tuesday email from COO Cas Holloway.
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BREAKING: Morningside campus to open to Columbia undergraduates, some GSAS students beginning Wednesday
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Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters rallied outside the Amsterdam Avenue gates in a “Citywide Day of Rage for Gaza” protest at around 4 p.m on Monday, before traveling over 50 blocks downtown to join hundreds in a demonstration that lasted over six hours.
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Columbia students merge with hundreds of protesters for ‘Citywide Day of Rage for Gaza’

NYPD arrested 27 demonstrators marching in the street—throwing multiple face-first to the ground before holding them down and zip-tying their wrists behind their back

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Ep. 6 of 'War & Speech: The Crisis at Columbia' just dropped. Taped live at last week's 'Future of Press Freedom' symposium, Jameel Jaffer talks to Columbia Journalism's jelani cobb & Columbia Daily Spectator's Isabella Ramírez about reporting on recent events at Columbia.

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Read about the making of New York Magazine's recent cover in partnership with Columbia Daily Spectator via Oliver Darcy CNN: amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/05/07…

The General Studies Student Council voted on Thursday against holding a referendum about the University’s divestment from Israel, the cancellation of the Tel Aviv Global Center, and the termination of the dual degree program with Tel Aviv University.

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Special episode of “War & Speech,” featuring my conversation with jelani cobb, Dean of Columbia’s Journalism School, and Isabella Ramírez, EIC of the Spectator, about press freedom and the crisis at Columbia. via Knight First Amendment Institute buzzsprout.com/2087831/150202…

Columbia Daily Spectator EIC Isabella Ramírez and NY mag features editor Nick Summers joined Spectrum News NY1 to discuss how our cover story collaboration came together ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…