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UPDATE: New York Police Department officers arrested at least 20 protesters and led them out of Butler Library into an NYPD bus on 114th Street at around 7:27 p.m. l8r.it/RD5b

UPDATE: New York Police Department officers arrested another 20 protesters, leading them outside the back entrance of Butler Library and into an NYPD bus. Police have arrested around 40 protesters so far. l8r.it/UNQY

UPDATE: Police arrested 15 more protesters at the protest in Butler Library, bringing the total number of those arrested to about 75. Over 100 other protesters picketed around campus as arrested individuals were led into police buses. l8r.it/fADA

New York Police Department officers, some in riot gear, responded with force while over 100 protesters picketed around Columbia’s campus Wednesday night following the NYPD arrests of over 75 individuals at a Butler Library protest. l8r.it/sOg9

Barnard suspended three student journalists who covered Wednesday's protest, including one Spectator reporter, for their alleged involvement in the action. Columbia doled out one suspension to a student journalist, but revoked it hours later. columbiaspectator.com/news/2025/05/0…

Student journalists covered protests in Butler Library on Wednesday. Yesterday, they were issued interim suspensions. Shameful to see reporters threatened for doing their job.

“I hate when people ask me what it was like to be editor in chief of Spectator,” Isabella Ramírez, CC ’25, writes. “On some days, it’s the best thing I’ve ever done, and on others, it’s the worst.” l8r.it/Af0y

Former City News editor Amira McKee, CC ’25, writes of her time interviewing West Harlem residents: “I’ve been astonished by how many residents have entrusted me to write about their families, their dreams, and sometimes, the worst days of their lives.” l8r.it/6b51

So proud of the Columbia Daily Spectator staff for winning Best All-Around Student Newspaper in the nation in the Society of Professional Journalists annual Mark of Excellence Awards. Can’t express enough how deserving this group is of such an honor. spj.org/spj-announces-…

Congratulations to the students honored for their outstanding achievements at Class Day 2025. 💙🎉 To learn more about their awards and accomplishments, please use the link below. #ColumbiaCollege1754 #Columbia2025 🔗: tr.ee/2baWF1 📸 By Eileen Barroso

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Cuomo, Mamdani host split-screen events, but Lander steals the spotlight politi.co/43Os28Y via POLITICO w/ Jason Beeferman Amira McKee

Mahmoud Khalil recently arrived at Newark airport in New Jersey, after being released from an ICE detention center in Louisiana yesterday. Here he is walking free Columbia Daily Spectator

.Tsehai Alfred reporting from Newark this afternoon for Columbia Daily Spectator

Khalil, who arrived with his wife and newborn son, spoke to press alongside Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at Newark Airport. Shoutout to Tsehai Alfred who is at the scene reporting for Columbia Daily Spectator!

Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport on Saturday afternoon after his Friday release on bail from Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention. l8r.it/6r8P

Detained for 104 days, Mahmoud Khalil is welcomed back to his Mornignside Heights home. Columbia Daily Spectator

New Yorkers are bracing triple-digit heat to cast their vote in the final hours of a toss-up mayoral primary, as frontrunners Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani scramble to the finish line. w/Jason Beeferman Jeff Coltin politico.com/news/2025/06/2…

In his first public comments since Zohran Mamdani’s apparent victory in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary, Trump called the state lawmaker “a 100% Communist Lunatic.” More for POLITICO: politico.com/news/2025/06/2…