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Shelly Boyd traced her finger over a raised-relief map made by her students of the Sn̓ʕay̓čkstx traditional territory. She spoke of the great expanse, touching the now-drowned Kettle Falls on the ...
Columbia University said Friday it has agreed to a list of demands from the Trump administration as it seeks to begin talks to restore $400 million in federal funding. After the administration cut ...
He did not forget it. By Matthew Haag and Katherine Rosman Donald Trump was demanding $400 million from Columbia University. When he did not get his way, he stormed out of a meeting with ...
Federal agencies say Columbia University’s new policies a ‘positive first step’ toward regaining aid
Three federal agencies on Monday said they welcomed the policy changes announced Friday at Columbia University ... with the Syrian office of the British Embassy in Beirut. The DOJ argues ...
There’s one thing Columbia women’s basketball never traveled without this season. It’s a poster board that coach Megan Griffith has coined the team’s “potential board.” The goal of it ...
Mahmoud Khalil, 30 years old, was at the center of pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University. The footage was released by Khalil’s attorneys and they blurred the faces of law enforcement ...
Trump issued demands after threatening to withhold $400 million. Columbia University appears to have ceded to the Trump administration's demands after a threat to withhold $400 million in federal ...
Columbia University caved to the Trump administration Friday — agreeing to policy changes including a mask ban and allowing campus cops to make arrests — after the feds yanked $400 million in ...
The action came less than a week after Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia graduate and a prominent figure in campus demonstrations, was arrested. By Troy Closson A second person who took part in ...
The British Columbia government is willing to enter bilateral agreements with other jurisdictions in order to boost interprovincial trade as looming U.S. tariffs threaten Canada's economy ...
Both the administration's approach to handling funding cut-offs under the Civil Rights Act and the specific demands being made of Columbia pose extraordinary threat to a pluralistic society and ...
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