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When Silence Moves In
Reflections on health and familial love.

Molly Leahy
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Love to Feast On
Not to be read on an empty stomach.

Josh Kazali
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The Search for Sanctuary
On creating community, by and for undocumented students.
Andrea Conteras and Briani Netzahuatl
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Practicing Permanence
The 116th Initiative hopes to prove the sustainability of campus mutual aid.

Muni Suleiman
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Learning How to Fight
From the Iranian diaspora.
Anonymous
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Notes from the Boom Op
Understanding film majors, on set and off.

Josh Kazali
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Sharing Space
In search of a Columbian literary identity.

Will Lyman
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Something Beautiful to Look at Today
Decoding subway art.

Siri Storstein
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Expanding English
Barnard's English major contends with the canon.

Tarini Krishna
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Curating the Vibe
Leaning into the Columbia party.

Dominic Wiharso
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Bartender Fully Licensed to Dispense Advice
Coming to terms with this city.

Will Lyman
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The Major Motion Picture Professor
Remembering Miloš Forman’s literary transformation of Columbia Film.

Anouk Jouffret
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The Specter of College Rankings
Who gets to be a High Potential Individual?

Margaret Connor
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A Department of Our Own
Columbia’s Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race fights for its future.

Grace Adee
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Notes on Nostalgia
Walking out of the waiting room.

Zibia Bardin
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Why Is No One Talking About The Hedge Mazes?
On the negotiation of nature and artifice on campus.

Sona Wink
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Beyond the Bet
What lies beneath the omnipresence of sports betting and crypto trading.

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

Andrea Contreras
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To Bag a Pulitzer
Four years later, did Kendrick’s win actually mean ... anything?

Victor Omojola
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Following the M60
What happens when a bus, a gun, and an algorithm walk into a search bar.

Kat Chen
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