Today we welcome the 21st president of Columbia University, Jennifer L. Mnookin. As she becomes part of the Columbia community, join her for a look at the University's spirit of discovery and public service.
Read President Mnookin's message to Columbians: https://t.co/CSuRu2ZtA2
🚇 Columbia University and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a provisional agreement to undertake station upgrades at the 125 Street 1 subway station in Manhattan.
The upgrades include three modernized elevators, widened escalators, and system improvements at the station, which is directly adjacent to Columbia’s Manhattanville campus.
"Columbia has long supported major capital upgrades to the MTA's 125th Street station to improve the daily experience for the thousands of New Yorkers who rely on it," said Columbia University Senior Executive Vice President Robert Kasdin. "Upon final approval by the necessary agencies, Columbia's investment will support improvements that make it easier for residents, students, and workers to move through the neighborhood. We're proud to join the MTA, elected officials, and the local community to help advance a project that will benefit everyone who depends on this station."
Read more about these improvements: https://t.co/1nK12feY40 @NeighborsHub@MTA
Important update regarding access to Canvas/CourseWorks and impact on exam period:
The University has restored Columbia user access to Canvas/CourseWorks following the restoration of services by Instructure, the platform’s parent company.
Access to Canvas/CourseWorks has been restored for Columbia users using valid UNI credentials. If you encounter challenges accessing the login page successfully, please contact CUIT.
Individual schools and instructors will communicate directly with students regarding any residual impacts to final exams or assignment deadlines.
We are deeply grateful to our entire community for your patience and understanding as we navigate this complex and understandably frustrating situation. We also want to extend our sincere thanks to our deans, faculty, and staff, who worked tirelessly throughout the night to maintain continuity and support our students and academic operations as fully as possible.
Learn more: https://t.co/JWPVkolS5P
The University is aware of widespread issues impacting Canvas/CourseWorks and is actively investigating. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.
@CampusJewHate@Columbia This information is incorrect. CUAAPI is not a recognized student group and does not receive the benefits afforded to recognized student groups.
@CampusJewHate@Columbia This is a suspended student organization, and the University does not provide them with any services, such as maintenance or WiFi.
The University's updated statement, https://t.co/IhbOY3Y4lD, makes clear currently recognized student groups cannot affiliate with the group that calls itself "CUAD."
The group that calls itself “CUAD" is not a recognized student group, or affiliated in any way with the University. There is no evidence that anyone currently in control of their account is a current Columbia student, staff, or faculty member. They are illegally using the Columbia name.
@SW_Columbia The University did not facilitate this action. Claims to the contrary are completely false, and provide dangerous misinformation to our community.
The University is relieved and thrilled that our student, Ellie, has been released from detainment. We will share additional details this evening. Resources to support our community can be found here: https://t.co/dSH3CbOkcd
A message of thanks from Acting President Claire Shipman to the Task Force on Antisemitism as it delivers its fourth and final report: https://t.co/FQcEtyxOXI