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40 protest in solidarity with Columbia Divest for Climate Justice sit-in
Over 40 protesters, led by Columbia Divest for Climate Justice, gathered on Friday afternoon to call for President Bollinger to publicly recommend divestment from fossil fuels to the Board of Trustees and in solidarity with students who have been occupying Low Library since Thursday afternoon.
CC, SEAS to waive course fees for students on financial aid
Columbia College and School of Engineering and Applied Science students on financial aid will no longer have to pay for course fees in classes that have previously cost additional money to take. The decision, announced Wednesday evening, affects all students who receive Columbia grants and take film, visual arts, creative writing, laboratory, or language courses. This new policy will take effect in the 2016-17 academic year.
CDCJ ends eight-day occupation of Low Library
The six members of Columbia Divest for Climate Justice occupying Low Library have ended their sit-in after University President Lee Bollinger agreed that he will address the issue of fossil fuel divestment in an email to the group.
Overlooked law could be powerful tool to fight climate change, scholars say
Attempting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has been a key struggle for President Barack Obama, CC ’83, with both houses of Congress led by Republicans who have outright opposed even acknowledging the existence of climate change. But a Columbia-led team of legal scholars may have found a promising, never-before-used route for enacting emission reductions that was previously overlooked.
Rape culture and the problem with the 1 in 5 sexual assault statistic
Last semester, Spectator reported on data suggesting that one in every five women on campus has experienced “sexual assault” since enrolling at Columbia. This statistic was derived from results of a survey conducted by the Association of American Universities, and was propagated alongside calls for additional support services for victims of rape. In the wake of the Emma Sulkowicz mattress protest, this statistic seems to corroborate popular sentiments that Columbia is indeed a bastion of rape.
To prevent concussions, Columbia researcher says youth football must eliminate tackles
Millions of Americans tuned in on Sunday to watch professional players clash in head-jarring tackles in the 2015 Super Bowl. But the tradition of tackling may be in jeopardy in youth football, where three million players have a one-in-thirty risk of sustaining a concussion annually.
Senior Jonah Reider opens a restaurant in his own dorm
Need a new date-night spot? Look no further than Hogan Hall, Suite 4B. Jonah Reider, CC ’16’s gourmet restaurant, named Pith, is open four nights a week and takes reservations online. Pith is currently booked through mid-November. The Pith dining experience, Reider said, is meant to be a social one. He encourages students to sign up in groups of groups of three or four, although groups of two are allowed.
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