The nurses' strike in New York concludes after six weeks as workers at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital approve a deal with raises and layoff protections, allowing more than 4,000 nurses to return to work.

Dartmouth is scheduled to host Columbia, with Weiss leading the visiting team.

A basketball renaissance is emerging at Columbia University, with Megan Griffith's women's team leading the charge and highlighting changes in women's sports.

This week's Mid-Major Madness Women’s Player of the Week voting features standout performances including a 29-rebound game, multiple double-doubles, and a significant second-half comeback.

A judge has issued a ruling to prevent the deportation of a Palestinian activist who was involved in protests at Columbia University.

Italian ambassadors are actively engaged in various diplomatic efforts worldwide, including visits to Canada, meetings in Estonia, cultural greetings in Vietnam, archaeological visits in Iraq, legal cooperation with Brazil, support for a Ghanaian striker, economic cooperation in Ukraine, aid delivery in Mozambique, hospital visits in Argentina, and participation in a start-up program in Tunisia.

The College of the Sequoias men's basketball team is set to play No. 11 Columbia, aiming for a share of their seventh consecutive Central Valley Conference championship.

The head of NASA has strongly criticized Boeing's Starliner incident, equating its severity to the fatal Columbia and Challenger space shuttle disasters in a critical report.

Academics at the University of British Columbia are suing the institution, alleging that its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies and practices, including land acknowledgments, violate their rights.

A judge has dismissed a deportation order against a Columbia student protester.

Columbia Academy football coach Seth Anderson has resigned from his position after four seasons, school officials confirmed in a news release.

The remote mining town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has been profoundly affected by a mass shooting that has shocked and saddened the nation.

Scientists are concerned about the severe environmental damage caused by a recent sewage spill in the Potomac River, though drinking water in the District of Columbia remains uncontaminated.

The Associated Press provides general news updates from the District of Columbia.

WesBanco has declared a dividend of $0.38, providing returns to its investors.

A federal judge has temporarily halted the deportation of a pro-Palestinian Columbia University protest leader, citing a procedural error by the Trump administration.

An immigration judge in the US has blocked the deportation of Palestinian activist Mohsen Mahdawi, who was arrested last year during his US citizenship interview.

Shootings at a school and a home in British Columbia, Canada, resulted in 10 deaths, including a woman believed by police to be the shooter.