Behind the Ivy-Covered Walls
At Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, allegations of serious systemic issues are beginning to surface. Those of us who’ve lived it know the silence is finally beginning to break.
We’ve been documenting.
We’ve been preserving.
And soon, the truth will come to light.
Why ColumbiaLawsuit.com?
This site exists as a beacon of transparency and accountability. For every student who faced mistreatment or retaliation, every patient who suffered neglect, and every instance of academic and ethical misconduct swept aside—this is your platform.
- 🔎 Timelines connecting institutional decisions to real-world consequences
- 📂 Primary documents long withheld from public view
- 🧠 Rigorous analysis separating rumor from verifiable fact
When Will Everything Go Live?
🔒 Access pending legal review – rolling 2025 / 2026
Core documentation is secured and archived across multiple trusted channels. Its release is not contingent on any one person’s ability to speak. Any attempt to suppress the truth will only increase the need for transparency.
| Section | Next Milestone |
|---|---|
| Timeline | TBD* |
| Vault | Batch #1 PDFs → TBD |
| Press | Media kit & contact sheet → TBD |
*TBD dates will post once legal clearance is granted.
What You Can Do
- Share the site – Let others know there’s a home for truth and accountability.
- Submit your story – Anonymously or not:
[email protected]. - Archive your own documents – keep originals secure.
- Boost updates – Follow, repost, and comment on Substack (content pending legal review) to widen the spotlight.
Small actions, multiplied, topple silence.
Get Involved
Have something to share?
Reach out (securely and optionally):
[email protected]
Follow updates:
Subscribe on Substack
Truth surfaces—no matter how deeply it’s buried.
Disclaimer
ColumbiaLawsuit.com is part of an ongoing advocacy and documentation effort. While legal consultation is underway, no formal lawsuit has been filed—yet. This site is not affiliated with legal counsel or journalism, and nothing here should be taken as legal advice.
That said, we stand for transparency and truth. We welcome stories and experiences from students, patients, faculty, and others affected. If you’ve witnessed or experienced something that speaks to a larger pattern of harm—discrimination, neglect, or worse—your voice matters.
By reaching out, you’re not entering into a legal or clinical relationship. But you are performing an essential role in pushing for change in the systems we rely on for our health and education. Your story will be treated with dignity and, with your consent, may help illuminate the broader need for accountability and change.
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