Matriculate overcomes barriers to advise low-income prospies.

On libations in isolation.

Columbia’s small but mighty low-income community transformed my first year.

Resetting my sleep cycle for my own damn good.

On sweating the small stuff.

How do you go home during a pandemic when you don’t have one?

A Columbia start-up offers the delight and drama of themed dining experiences.

By Raquel Turner In early March, I met Yasmeen Asali, CC ’20, in the Astronomy Department’s hub in Pupin. When I arrived at the door, she...

By Elizabeth Jackson I began interviewing Aanand Shah, CC ‘20, with what I thought was an easy question: “Where are you from originally?”...

Quarantine dispatches from Golden Gate Park, Bowdoin, Jersey, and the National Mall.

By Sam Needleman This isn’t how it was supposed to go! We were working on our April issue when the Bad News came, and we were forced to...

By Sahra Denner

By Tunshore Longe

By Samia Menon

By Sadia Haque As January turned into February and students, at last, began to settle into the second semester, there was one thing on...

Resisting the Core's hegemony from one of its major geographical loci.

Affirmative By Malia Simon I have found myself in many unforeseen circumstances in my time at Columbia: accidentally becoming really good...

By Adam Glusker a cockroach emerges from a pile of golden-leaf glitter. he wonders if the shiny things he emerged from correspond to what...

By Samia Menon The moment was still – and I was in a wrinkle of Rockefeller Plaza and Kate had blinked away as the sun does on beautiful...

The Columbia lifestyle is disturbingly conducive to anorexia.