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workers rights Dec. 12, 2022

‘I’m Just Trying to Keep the Lights On’Three New School and Parsons instructors spoke to the Cut about being part of the longest adjunct strike in U.S. history, which ended last weekend.

By Bindu Bansinath
power Sept. 23, 2020

University of Georgia Fraternity Suspended Over Racist Group Texts“Lord give me the strength to not call that woman a racial slur,” one message read.

By Hannah Gold
college admissions scandal Mar. 14, 2019

How USC Is Dealing With the College Cheating ScamAround half the parents involved reportedly wanted to scam their way into the California school.

By Lisa Ryan
crime Nov. 29, 2018

Jewish Columbia Professor’s Office Vandalized With Large SwastikasAmid a nationwide uptick in anti-Semitic hate crimes.

By Anna Silman
sexual harassment Nov. 1, 2017

Prominent Columbia Professor Steps Down From Teaching Amid Sexual-Abuse LawsuitProfessor William V. Harris is withdrawing from student-related activities.

By Lisa Ryan
mind the gender gap May 24, 2017

Women Have Way More Student-Loan Debt Than MenA new report shows student-loan debt is a women’s issue.

By Lisa Ryan
campus sexual assault Sept. 20, 2016

Emma Watson Calls for Reform of Campus Assault Policies, in Powerful UN Speech“A university should be a place of refuge that takes action against all forms of violence.”

By Lisa Ryan