Welcome to the first episode of Blue Jay, the Blue and White’s podcast. Take a listen below!

By Rea Rustagi

An iCarly star takes the J School by storm.

from nancy’s charcoaled hands look – you can see from the street below. we have her rusted poppies on our wall in their olive stems i see...

Illustration by Kate Steiner and Brooke McCormick

By Sam Needleman Henry Magowan on running an ultra-progressive presidential campaign Henry Magowan, CC ‘22, may have helped run a...

Administrative hurdles prevent transgender students at Barnard from killing their dead names Recently, Jude Poley (BC ’19), tried to...

Affirmative By Alice Statley Unpopular opinion: yes, make the call. I’m speaking to everyone except those select few who yearn for the...

Illustration by Lilly Cao On a recent evening, some residents of McBain floors one and two congregated in the dorm lounge for their...

Rushing from the voter registration table that she was running, Naava Ellenburg arrives at the Milstein lobby dressed head to toe in...

Illustration by Samia Menon

We wouldn’t have Halloween without immigrants. I know that gives some national figures that sit in white houses a heart attack, but my...

Illustration by Sahra Denner

You might remember Jacob Kaplan as Rob Goldberg from the 123th Varsity Show. He remembers that show, almost three years later, reclining...

Read our original article here, from April 2019. After being postponed in March 2019, the Butler Banner Project will finally launch on...

On 112th and Amsterdam lies a Columbia staple. Over the years, Book Culture has become an integral part of most Columbia students’ lives....

By Sam Needleman It was once ordained, by a soul whose name and major have since given over to the winds of time, that: “On the Last...

In this desert, the sky is yellow and Biblical In a small house with an unending yard that lolls into an arid hillside: she hems dresses,...

Students pay the bill when it comes to free speech, but what if they didn't have to?

Mary Schmich's metro journalism. By Grace Adee Mary Schmich has been a metro columnist for the Chicago Tribune since 1992. In 2012, she...