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Articles/Health and Fitness/New York City/On Campus

Nurses Strike Ends After All Patients Die

by Matthias Pridgeon
April 1, 2026March 27, 2026

After weeks of fighting the good fight for better working conditions, the New York City nurses’ strike has ended due to the death of every single one of their patients. Despite this,…

Articles/Breaking News/Business/On Campus

Introducing CUID Premium

by Matthias Pridgeon
April 1, 2026March 27, 2026

Columbia’s Administration has heard your many—many, unrelenting, truly unending— complaints, and, after months of careful consideration, is introducing the perfect solution: CUID Premium. This multi-tiered subscription service will offer a variety of…

Articles/On Campus

Editor of Columbia Political Review Steps Forward When Asked if Anyone Knows CPR

by Julia Ryan
April 1, 2026March 27, 2026

Polly Tickl, managing editor of Columbia’s premier journal for review of politics, was proud and honored to be called forth when a man collapsed on the ground after complaining of chest pains.  …

Articles/Jennifer Mnookin

Mnookin Announces Bold Plan to Halve Student Population

by Julia Ryan
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

Addressing housing and overpopulation concerns, newly crowned President Jennifer Mnookin has announced a new plan to halve the total student population, either across the stomach or “right down the middle.” Half of…

Articles/On Campus/Sports

Women’s Basketball is “Shining Light” in Darkness of Our Times, Slays Vastly Inferior and Morally Bankrupt Princeton with 68–43 win

by Julia Ryan
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

In the perilous depths and plateaus of despair that have mired campus, the strong and effervescent Columbia Women’s Basketball team has risen above the rest to deliver unto us holy victory. The…

Articles/On Campus

Jealous Columbia Administrator Wondering How Everyone Else Got All These Vacation Days

by Federalist Staff
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

The Justice Department’s release of three million additional files from the Epstein investigation has sent shockwaves through the Columbia community, implicating several prominent professors, trustees, and “Center for Well-Being” namesakes. However, none…

Articles/Barnard

Barnard Relocates College Commencement From Radio City Music Hall, Moves to Robertson Field

by Federalist Staff
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

In an email titled “Barnard College Commencement Update,” the Barnard College Commencement Planning Team announced to graduating seniors that the official Barnard College Commencement has been moved to Robertson Field at Satow…

Articles/Sports

Columbia Swim and Dive Team Welcomes Three New Members

by Clara Neilson-Papish, Sophia Brown and Oliver Green
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

Clara Neilson-Papfish Barnard College student, Clara “The Swordfish” Neilson-Papfish, has been named the most promising addition to the Swim and Dive team. Though she has not yet learned to swim, her coaches…

Articles/Barnard/Business

Columbia Set to Redistribute Its Largest Assets to Barnard to Ease Deficit

by Sophia Brown
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

In a stunningly prescient move, Columbia University announced Monday its intentions to shuffle around assets in an effort to provide aid to the long-hurting Barnard. As Hugh G. Tush, a Columbia spokesperson,…

Articles/Barnard/Breaking News

Barnard College to be Absorbed by Columbia University

by Inica Kotasthane
April 1, 2026March 31, 2026

On March 31, President Laura Ann Rosenbury announced that Barnard College would become fully absorbed by Columbia University, relinquishing its reputation as an independent historically women’s institution since 1889. Barnard’s administration has…

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