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Columbia University says federal immigration agents detained a student after misrepresenting themselves to gain entry to a residence hall

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Ellie Aghayeva confirms freedom hours after Department of Homeland security agents access residence hall

Federal agents ‘misrepresented’ themselves to get inside Ellie Aghayeva’s residential building, school officials say

Nobel laureate Richard Axel announced resignation as co-director of Columbia University’s neuroscience institute

Dr Richard Axel, who jointly won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2004 along with Dr Linda B Buck announced his resignation from his current post at Columbia University over his past association with Jeffrey Epstein. Axel said he would continue his research but will no longer remain…

Arguments can be made for both the Longhorns and the Commodores as each have had their ups and downs. Plus, risers and fallers of the week.

With less than a month until selection Sunday, teams on the bubble are running out of time to make their case for the NCAA tournament.

There’s a basketball renaissance emerging at Columbia, and Megan Griffith’s women are leading it

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Newly released US Department of Justice files reveal Jeffrey Epstein exploited student visas, English schools, and marriages to manage women's immigration status. He sponsored language programs and pursued work visas, even arranging a marriage for one woman to secure permanent residency and citizenship.