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"The public health consequences of these very contentious and media-driven discussions are more important than we knew," according to t recent study.

Being Machiavellian doesn't necessarily mean you're a "bad" person, a psychologist told Newsweek on the anniversary of the statesman and writer's birth.

"I can't help but feel that while Alexander McNab may have been 'profiled,' in all likelihood it was due to his being a male student on a women's college campus," the student said.

Barnard said an independent investigator would be looking into the issue and that its safety protocols would be evaluated.

Broecker once said that by burning fossil fuels, we are "playing with an angry beast."

Researchers were able to turn off sugar cravings in mice in a study that could help fight the obesity epidemic.

DAMN is the first hip-hop or contemporary music of any style to win the award.

Artificial intelligence researchers just solved the "black box" bias problem.

The Columbia alumnus, who was accused of sexual assault, had filed the lawsuit more than two years ago.

The courts have generally determined that 'designated public forums' must be owned by the government.

The Columbia alumnus sued the school for not stopping Emma Sulkowicz's 'Carry That Weight' project.

As the president prepares to leave office, the stars of "Southside With You" and "Barry" talk about depicting Obama's past.

The Netflix film about Obama at Columbia hits and misses.

Researchers at Columbia University and Microsoft discover novel method of predicting cancer.

Nayla Kidd was attempting to start a new life in Brooklyn days after she was reported missing from the Ivy League school.

Speakers at a Latino voter discussion on Friday expressed their beliefs that voters won't forget about Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric when they show up at the polls.

Allegations of sexual assault on campus are at record levels, as are lawsuits from the accused, including Paul Nungesser, claiming schools discriminated against them based on gender.

But comments by Columbia University President Lee Bollinger seemed to indicate otherwise.

A recent graduate is suing the university for allowing a student who accused him of rape to harass him by carrying a mattress around campus in protest.

The mattress is part of a performance art project representing the "weight" of sexual violence.

The National Guard shooting that killed four students and seriously wounded nine others took place 45 years ago today.

Emma Sulkowicz claims Paul Nungesser raped her and she later received course credit for a highly publicized protest against him.

The New Feminists were taking to the streets of America 45 years ago, shaking off the shackles of gender stereotypes and calling for equality.

In the campus movement against sexual assault, the mattress has become an emblem of resistance, not slumber.

The project will continue until she graduates in 2015 or "for as long as I attend the same school as my rapist."

The new policy mandates an education program for students found responsible of sexual misconduct and allows attorneys to represent complainants

Four names were scrawled in ink on the walls of women's bathrooms around campus under the heading "Sexual Assault Violators on Campus"

Twenty-three Columbia University students collectively filed federal complaints against the Ivy League university Thursday

The policy takes aim at two corporate fantasies: that credit makes up for free labor and that all internships are educational