A quarter-century after the attacks that reshaped New York City and the nation, Columbia University continues to confront the lasting emotional and institutional impact of September 11th. The university community reflects on how the tragedy altered daily life, academic priorities, and campus security while honoring those who were lost. Memorials and remembrance efforts remain central to preserving the memory of the day amid ongoing discussions about resilience and healing. The anniversary serves as a moment to examine both the scars left behind and the enduring legacy of solidarity in the wake of tragedy.
25 years after 9/11, Columbia grapples with long shadow of the day that paralyzed New York City and the nation Columbia Daily Spectator
