In which a faithful friend misses out on the fun.

This year’s Senior Thesis Festival celebrates and uplifts marginalized voices.

Revisiting a childhood film favorite with less unworldly eyes.

Columbia graduate workers cry out for change.

In Resnais’s classic, ephemerality is beautiful, even life-saving.

In its first hybrid show, Barnard theater tries to breathe again.

Our magazine isn’t a magazine at all: It’s music.

“The Lottery.”

In which we publish our hero’s application in lieu of accepting him.

A conversation with Professor Sandra Goldmark on sustainability, art, and repairing “stuff culture.”

Climate activists and academics on Columbia's long-awaited divestment from fossil fuels.

Bernard Harcourt on critical praxis and abolition.

Blue and White staffers are back with suggestions for your Spring Break.

Everything is a photo shoot when the 'gram is life.

Columbia Covid protocols in the Morningside area surface questions of care for our neighbors.

By Claire Shang

By Lilly Cao

Is he?

Columbia students battle the newfound awkwardness of distanced studying.

Gamers and geeks of Morningside Heights frequent Broadway’s coziest coffee spot.