Morningside's newest barber shop, Nicholas Roerich, Dos Toros, and a LAIC rager.

By Sam Needleman The Blue and White’s constitution charges its staff to “collectively craft a publication that not only shows clearly...

By the Editorial Board of The Blue and White Tessa Majors was a vibrant and talented artist whose fire was taken too soon. This terrible...

A racist Furnald whiteboard incident leads to frustration and stagnation.

Why are students at a world-class institution struggling with food insecurity?

By Sylvie Epstein I remember the smooth skin of each cherry—some red, some yellow, some red-yellow, some almost black—and how they felt...

Columbia’s Society of Professional Journalists takes a hard look at traumatic coverage.

Justice-in-Education brings professors and students to New York prisons and formerly incarcerated people to Columbia.

With the approval of the Linguistics major, a sophomore rejoices.

Tommy Song, CC ‘20, is kind and low-key, but this demeanor hardly stifles his passion for knowledge and justice. His mantra in...

“Open hands, open hands,” said Carolyn Friedman at the conclusion of our hour-long breakfast interview, still reeling from closing night...

Aaron Jackson

By Sahra Denner

Maria Hinojosa on student journalism now.

It’s officially winter-time at Columbia, and you know what that means: sipping sweet apple cider by the dorm radiator, building snowdicks...

Around town on the IKEA ferry, the Roosevelt Island Tramway, and the uptown 1.

Ufon Umanah Ah, there it is, silly old Columbia. The more I write about, there it is, silly old Columbia. The more I write about it, the...

By Jacob Snyder Required Texts: • Paul Henri, A Summary of Ethnic Conflict in Eastern Iran (1983) • Nicole Brown Simpson, The...

By Benjamine Mo I. It is bone and wanting bone. It is the sight of an apricot tree in winter. Auntie explains the numbness of her leg...