Saidiya Hartman on undergrads and abolition.

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Lacunae are, first and foremost, textual chasms—gaps on the page where something once was, or where something could be. They’re the...

“Puzzle of the Year.” By Cy Gilman. Print out the crossword and solutions below, or play online. CrosswordDownload SolutionDownload...

By Noa Fay. In a land Overmorrow A golden beam shines Beside, A rainbow– With misted, Colored lines. But such a Land Is not ours– We bear...

In which our writers find strength in virtual communities, hope in forming connections, and trouble in defining Columbia’s legacy. DEPT....

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

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

By Mary Elizabeth Dawson. “Great sex,” said Verily Veritas as he rolled over to check the time on his phone. “Well, I really must be...

By Sophie Paquette. I only know Lou in the way we’ve all always known her. A breath against the backs of our necks, the swish of a skirt...

By Annelie Hyatt I touch the wrinkles on your hand. I touch body & blister on your knees. This rumination, this elegy, is a wildflower...

Affirmative By Nicole Kohut. Of course I committed election fraud–I’m a dutiful citizen. In fact, I’ve basically spent my entire life...

Affirmative By Gabe Garon. If that wasn’t a girlboss slay, I sure as hell don’t know what is. There I was, in the middle of a team...

The Wallach’s fall show is shamefully blind to its own context. By Lilly Cao. According to its online exhibition text, the Uptown...

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...