Student donors won’t let their elite confines stop them from saving the world.

From Nigeria to Columbia, Black solidarity to end police brutality.

Or at least let me onto the basketball team.

Frats conceal sexual violence with mafia-style rules.

Columbia’s global WeWork spaces foster quasi-communities.

In a virtual environment, access to mental health support is more important—and impersonal—than ever.

Campus art spaces rethink the future of curation

Students from the South on misconceptions of their home. By Sophie Poole. On November 4, as the presidential election results filtered in...

I face the blank page this evening, not with the usual feeling of joyful, mildly overconfident abandon I have grown so accustomed to

In a year of upheaval, the University’s attempts to defend its elite reputation are more vapid and vain than ever.

On libations in isolation.

Columbia’s small but mighty low-income community transformed my first year.

On sweating the small stuff.

How do you go home during a pandemic when you don’t have one?

The Columbia lifestyle is disturbingly conducive to anorexia.

On coronavirus, racism, and the University.

Evelyn Yang was sexually assaulted by a Columbia doctor. Why does nobody care?

The recent demise of the moderator of elections.

How the Chinese government-backed Confucius Institute’s presence impacts Columbia.

A philosophical exploration into the liminality of shower spaces.