Zohran Mamdani stated that calling himself African American would be ‘deceptive’ while campaigning just months before the news from Columbia emerged.
Zoran Mamdani’s Identity in the Spotlight Zoran Mamdani, the leading candidate for mayor in New York City and a democratic socialist, has acknowledged that referring to him as African-American might be “misleading.” This contrasts with his Columbia University application where he indicated African-American among his racial identities. A video that has recently reemerged showcases Mamdani, […]
Adams calls for Columbia to make Mamdani’s admission records public
Mayor Requests Admission Records of Zoran Mamdani New York City Mayor Eric Adams has asked Columbia University to release the admission records of Zoran Mamdani. Mamdani, a 33-year-old Muslim immigrant from Uganda, is a key figure in the current mayoral race. He applied to Columbia in 2009, identifying himself as “Asian” and “African American,” as […]
NYC mayoral candidate Mamdani listed as Black on Columbia application
Controversy Surrounds Zohran Mamdani’s Columbia University Application Zohran Mamdani, who is running for Mayor of New York City as a Democrat, was listed as “black or African American” on a Columbia University application from 2009. This information emerged from a recent leak, revealing internal data from past Columbia applications, reportedly part of a broader hack […]
Zohran Mamdani identified as Asian and African American on his Columbia application, according to a report.
Controversy Surrounding Zoran Mamdani’s University Application Zoran Mamdani, a Muslim immigrant and recent Democratic mayoral appointee, indicated both “Asian” and “Black or African-American” on his application to Columbia University, as reported on Thursday. The 33-year-old’s application, made in 2009 when he was a high school senior, was ultimately rejected. Born in Uganda, he did not […]
Data of Columbia University students and staff taken in politically motivated cyberattack by ‘hacktivist’
Cyberattack on Columbia University Affects Millions It seems that a group of veteran “hacktivists” asserts they’re driven by a political motive, claiming to represent over 2 million students, applicants, and employees at Columbia University during a recent cyberattack. A well-planned digital activist effort managed to take down the Ivy League institution’s systems for several hours […]
House Committee examining Columbia University’s leadership’s concerning remarks on antisemitism on campus
The House Education Committee has looked into messages from Columbia University leaders, suggesting they may be downplaying concerns about anti-Semitism on Ivy League campuses. A letter from Representatives Tim Wahlberg (R-MI) and Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is pressing Columbia’s President, Claire Shipman, to clarify certain statements. These messages seemed to label worries about anti-Semitic sentiments at […]
Columbia University faces a potential cyber attack
Reports indicate that Columbia University experienced a suspected cyberattack on Tuesday morning, which took down its systems for several hours, prompting officials to alert authorities. “This morning, the IT system at Columbia University encountered a disruption that affected services on the Morningside campus,” the university stated in a notification. “Our IT team is currently working […]
Khalil leads a fresh protest in Columbia following his release from immigration detention.
Mahmoud Khalil, known for his anti-Israel activism, made his way back to Columbia University on Sunday, just days after a judge ordered his release from immigration detention. During a protest march in New York City, Khalil spoke about past attempts by the Trump administration to detain and deport him. “So, who really is Mahmoud Khalil?” […]
Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil released from detention following a judge’s decision
Mahmoud Khalil, an anti-Israel activist and graduate student at Columbia University, was released on bail from an immigration detention center in Louisiana on Friday, following a judge’s order. He is set to return to New York, where his wife and baby reside, and must inform the Department of Homeland Security of his new address within […]
Trump Administration Achieves Win Over Columbia
Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit from Teachers’ Unions Against Funding Cuts A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit initiated by two teachers’ unions challenging funding cuts by the Trump administration to Columbia University. The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) filed the lawsuit in March after the Trump […]