Columbia goes to space, Bill Kristol's Schermerhorn spiel, and professors debate left populism.

Professors discuss amending the 13th Amendment to remove a troublesome clause.

Phoebe Forlenza immediately strikes one as an easy-going and friendly person. She credits her parents with teaching her to show “respect...

Columbia students are still debating Israel–Palestine after decades of little progress.

Affirmative By Gi Ferrigine With you? My roommate of already the past three years? Of course! How could I not want to double with you?...

By Nicole Kohut Foregoing her chair in order to sit on the floor, accumulating balls of carpet fuzz, Melody Tai tells me she has been...

By Sam Needleman On a balmy evening back in December, I carved an interlude in my preparations for the Lit Hum exam and trekked to East...

A international conversation on the accountability and protection of the Rohingya.

Tamar Vidra Let’s leave before dark, He said, But we found ourselves surrounded by something other than darkness For even the light beams...

By Hannah Liberman Silence slips through the slit under the doorway and fills the empty spaces of the home; piling up in the corners And...

Ananya Roy's cutting-edge urban theory.

The Blue and White remembers a Conversation from 2011 with Dean Awn.

Rostam Batmanglij at Lincoln Center, a Lit Hum prof in love, and eugenics at Barnard.

Lidia Yuknavitch on writing candidly.

Should Columbia allocate funds for semesterly book purchases?

An investigation into Columbia Daily Spectator reveals no staff constitution or written HR policy. By Caroline Hurley When the 143rd...

A conversation with Paul E. Olsen. By Mary Elizabeth Dawson Paul E. Olsen is the Arthur D. Storke Memorial Professor of Earth and...