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Looking for local athletes to root for at the Winter Olympics? Check out the Columbians.

In July, the chancellor of University of Wisconsin-Madison will become Columbia's fourth president since 2023.

See tomorrow's "wolf moon" - the last supermoon till November - with the Urban Park Rangers, who'll have binoculars and telescopes available.

Football fans: The Columbia Lions play their last home game of the season this weekend, and could use your support!

The procession of lanterns will take place in Morningside Heights for the 14th year later this month.

"Open Minds and Open Gates are Better for All" read a sign demanding Columbia open its campus to the neighborhood.

Tens of thousands of photos, negatives and memorabilia from the archive of famed New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham will have a permanent home at The New York Historical.

An action by the state legislature 172 years ago today allowed the city to acquire the land that became Central Park.

Broadway medians on the Upper West Side have gotten full-blown habitat restorations.

Columbia says its graduates deserve "a joyful day of celebration," but not all will be celebrating at Wednesday's all-university commencement.

Most UWSers will know Tom's Diner, but what about the NASA scientists who have worked above it for the last 60 years?

An eye-catching broker's fee, a president's resignation, and more Upper West Side projects to decide between for funding.

It was Giorgio Armani's dream to live on the Upper West Side.

A popular UWS restaurant is worried about having to raise its prices if the tariffs on Canada and Mexico go through.

Mahmoud Khalil was arrested and detained by ICE on Saturday night in Morningside Heights.

The suit claims that the closure of Columbia's campus violates disability rights and a seven-decade agreement with the city.

Columbia's access restrictions must go, says City Councilmember Shaun Abreu.

“Let us mourn in peace,” said one of the pro-Israeli demonstrators.

Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli protestors gathered on Columbia's campus Friday for a protest dubbed “All Out of Lebanon.”

Outside the 116th Street entrance, students and faculty enter a security zone, patrolled by uniformed guards, where they must scan a Columbia i.d. to enter campus.