City Newsroom: The Podcast Edition Two
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Columbia Won’t Explain Its New Antisemitism Policy
In response to extensive demands from the federal government, Columbia adopted a definition of antisemitism in its disciplinary proc...
Concetta Bencivenga on why New York can’t function without mass transit
Amid political fights over tolls, funding, and public trust, Concetta Bencivenga wants to keep one thing clear: New York doesn’t wor...
commissioner Leah Goodridge says housing policy should reflect the needs of low-income and working-class residents
As New York City’s housing affordability crisis deepens and the 2025 mayoral race picks up momentum, Leah Goodrigde, a commissioner...
Community and Citywide Education Council Elections are Around the Corner, Do Parents Know?
If you have a child in NYC schools, you’ll soon have the opportunity to vote for representatives to advise the Department of Educati...
City Newsroom: The Podcast First Edition
City Newsroom: The Podcast First Edition 2024 City Newsroom: The Podcast First Edition. City Newsroom illuminates the rich and varie...
Columbia says it has started to suspend students after they refused to leave the encampment
Columbia officials said they had begun suspending students unwilling to leave the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. On Monday morning, aft...
Columbia Protest Day by Day
The Columbia University pro-Palestinian encampment a story in pictures. Photos by Edward Lopez
CAMPUS PROTEST HAPPENING ACROSS NEW YORK CITY
The Gaza-Solidarity encampment at Columbia University has garnered national attention and support across the city. On Sunday, protes...
Continuing Coverage of Columbia University Protest
It’s a crucial day in the standoff between pro-Palestinian students and Columbia University officials after a tense night on the Mor...