Columbia students are still debating Israel–Palestine after decades of little progress.

A international conversation on the accountability and protection of the Rohingya.

Should Columbia allocate funds for semesterly book purchases?

An investigation into Columbia Daily Spectator reveals no staff constitution or written HR policy. By Caroline Hurley When the 143rd...

Not all residents in 620 go to Barnard. By Ursula Murray-Bozeman When Victoria Sullivan moved into 620 W 116th St. in 1965, it was like...

The culture and controversy of Columbia’s marching band. By Grace Adee and Billie Forester The Columbia University Marching Band may...

Coffee on campus was not always Joe and go. By Ryan Mohen Coffee is often a purchase made in motion, in most cases necessarily so....

Frantic first-years stow contraband on the eve of dormitory raids. By Sam Needleman Among the residents of John Jay Hall who spent...

By Amad Otis Ross By Wednesday, November 28th, the Columbia graduate student union will have decided whether to agree to a framework for...

At the intersection of art, fashion, religion, and politics. By Kate Steiner Art has long served as a tool for translating the human...

A step-by-step guide to reading tarot this Halloween. Last year, a friend of mine gave me a tarot reading and predicted that my next...

What potential changes to Title IX guidance could mean for Columbia. By Ufon Umanah Since US Secretary of Education Betsy Devos’s tenure...

“The use of race to achieve an integrated student body is not necessitated by the lingering effects of past discrimination because...

How The Blue and White came to be By Gaby Edwards The very first issue of The Blue and White dates back to 1890 when it was founded as a...

Eight recommendations you actually should do By Jasmine Park Welcome to the Greatest University in the Greatest City in the World™! If...

Getting elected is tough; getting re-elected is not Each September brings a sea of new (shining, hopeful, motivated, etc.) faces to...

With endless possibilities, all these clubs need is your contact info Illustration by Sahra Denner Illustrations by Sahra Denner

The case of the mysterious Riverside house, and why someone built it People go to Riverside Park for three reasons: to feel like they’re...

BUT HIS EMAILS Columbia’s legal troubles keep piling up In the February 2014 issue of this magazine, Anna Bahr, BC ‘14, unveiled the...

Columbia continues age-old tradition of awarding fake degrees By Zoe Dansdill 1. Alexander Hamilton The first U.S. Secretary of the...