A university’s inconsistent legacy.

The school went out of its way to put a Jewish member on its first board of trustees.

Minouche Shafik was twice a victim of aggrieved nationalism.

The academy may be more welcoming than the Ivy League.

They’ve paid the price of acceptance.

Sampson Simson, class of 1800.

And they have the legal means to do so.

When agitators and extremists impose their will on campus.

“The 7th of October is going to be every day for you.”

Twenty years of hating Israel at Columbia.

Lorenzo Da Ponte, librettist.

A virtual tour.

The Nobel Peace Prize-winning college president’s troubling silence during World War II.

When an administrator at Columbia told Jewish students to violate Rosh Hashanah.