
Nov. 30, 2018 - Jewish professor at Columbia University finds her office walls spray-painted with Swastikas
A Columbia University professor got the shock of her life when she entered her office on Wednesday. The office had been vandalised with two swastikas and a derogatory word aimed at Jewish people spray-painted in red on its walls

Nov. 20, 2018 - University pledges to maintain support for students as Trump administration announces new sexual misconduct rules
In light of the official release of the Department of Education’s new proposed regulations regarding sexual misconduct, the University will stand by its values that emphasize student safety and support, according to Executive Vice President of University Life Suzanne Goldberg.

Sept. 26, 2018 - Sexual respect in the #MeToo landscape
As the new academic year begins, sexual respect is front and center in discussions on- and off-campus, as allegations regarding sexual misconduct pervade the news in all sectors, from media and the arts to government and academia. The good news is that we, as a community, are talking about these issues more than ever before—and that much of the conversation on campus is about how best to make positive change.

Sept. 6, 2018 - Leaked DeVos rules could trigger drastic changes in Columbia's sexual assault policies
Newly proposed federal Title IX regulations could spark broad changes to Columbia policies governing sexual misconduct, bolstering the rights of the accused and making it difficult to bring a legal complaint against Columbia for its handling of investigations, according to legal experts.

Jun. 5, 2018 - The promising gay-rights message in the Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling (Op-ed by Suzanne Goldberg)
Many news headlines announcing the Supreme Court’s ruling in Masterpiece Cakeshop vs. Colorado Civil Rights Commission tell a misleading story. For future cases, the Court guidance is far more promising for the future of civil rights than the headlines suggest.

Apr. 24, 2018 - Columbia Spectator: I’m contributing to student well-being. And you should too.
"Our campus activism and advocacy would benefit from more precise and recent student data. The Office of University Life has collaborated with the World Health Organization to fill this gap in data through The Columbia Student Well-Being Survey," Columbia College student Jon Carlo Dominguez writes in the Columbia Spectator.

Apr. 6, 2018 - Columbia Spectator: CU Live gives students opportunity to showcase talent at Miller Theatre
In a school as large as Columbia, it is rare that any event features students from across undergraduate and graduate schools. CU Live: Talent Showcase, hosted by the Office of University Life Events Council, however, managed to produce a wide cross section of students in Miller Theatre on Wednesday night.

Mar. 8, 2018 - National Constitution Center: Workplace Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation

Mar. 8, 2018 - Columbia Spectator: Claudia Rankine leads debate on issues of race and whiteness at University Life event

Feb. 28, 2018 - Columbia Spectator: With pamphlets and student volunteers, University aims to start conversations on race

Jan. 29, 2018 - Columbia Spectator: Op-ed by Suzanne Goldberg
I think we can all relate to the need to slow down, at least every once in a while, and that taking steps, whether by sitting, walking or just taking a deep breath, can make a real difference in how we feel. Wellness Days at Columbia provide a jumpstart, with many paths for fun, relaxation and learning.

Dec. 27, 2017 - Thomson Reuters: Hugs and dirty jokes - Americans differ on acceptable behavior

Dec. 15, 2017 - The Guardian: Op-ed by Suzanne Goldberg

Nov. 17, 2017 - Columbia Spectator: Students of color on the unique challenges they face at Columbia

Nov. 2, 2017 - Bwog: Awakening Our Democracy: Free Speech On Campus
The goal of the event was to address overarching concerns around free speech, both on the university’s campus and in the public domain. Questions were submitted by the audience.
Nov. 2, 2017 - Columbia Spectator: Law professors debate limits to free speech on college campuses
Sept. 25, 2017 - Columbia Spectator: Sexual Respect Continues Here, With Us
Sept. 6, 2017 - Columbia Spectator: Trump’s decision to end DACA confirms undocumented students’ fears
Imagine what it would be like to have a campus where sexual harassment, assault, stalking, and other gender-based misconduct never occurred. What would it take to move from imagining change to making it happen? The easiest and most tangible way—this month and in the weeks ahead—is for every Columbia student to participate in the Sexual Respect and Community Citizenship Initiative and to encourage your friends and classmates to do the same.