By Margaret Connor Joe Orton makes it sound so easy, and Laud Humphreys makes it sound normal, but in the time the man’s been standing in...

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The stories we tell about our sexual selves.

Decoding subway art.

One lab asks: What is it like to be a dog?

True to oneself! Which Self?

Barnard's English major contends with the canon.

In memoriam yearbooks of yesteryear.

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On squash's singularity.

Leaning into the Columbia party.

New York City as seen by young jazz musicians.

A spirituality for the divergent.

Anatomizing the Zine Library so central to Barnard culture.

Looking up at the greenhouse atop Milbank.

At Absolute Bagels, you get what you get.

On the choice to stay.

Coming to terms with this city.