Discovering New York through Too Good to Go.

By Muni Suleiman Charitie Ropati, SEAS ’23, first visited the Met in her freshman year, seeking threads of representations of their...

Remembering Miloš Forman’s literary transformation of Columbia Film.

Who gets to be a High Potential Individual?

By Aliza Abusch-Magder Blue Heron Community Garden Waited by the flowers, stared at blue acid skies until a butterfly landed. Bombarded...

By Claire Shang A good deal of the pieces this issue are, in various ways, about New York, which is to say they are about landmarks and...

The Blue and White takes fall and films very seriously. Claire Shang, Editor-in-Chief: Hua Hsu, Stay True. Carly Rae Jepsen. Naked Juice...

Negative By Leah Overstreet Please? Just for a little longer? I know, I know, this isn’t the first time I’ve asked you to hold off on...

After Wayne Koestenbaum’s “My 1980s.”

Columbia’s Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race fights for its future.

On the (un)masking of nascent histories.

Word Up serves as a liberatory library in the Heights.

Walking out of the waiting room.

On the negotiation of nature and artifice on campus.

By Lolo Dederer, Watson Frank, Jorja Garcia, Cadence Gonzales, Hart Hallos, Madeleine Hermann, Betel Tadesse

What lies beneath the omnipresence of sports betting and crypto trading.

As students push for abortion access on campus, they wonder whether Barnard is ready for the post-Dobbs world.