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A conversation with Keith Gessen, founder of n+1.

Turn Now to the Sister By Serena Solin Turn now to the sister who follows the tritones of a train palming through Hokkaido. Loose her...

An ode.

A Blue and White editor goes church-hopping.

The Blue and White tours the Elysian fields.

The complex conception of Columbia’s most coveted residence.

By B&W Staff, with contributions from Jordan Narin and Sophie Bridges Carman Hall has long been known as Columbia’s first-year party...

How sexual assault activism works.

In which our hero explores.

The transformation of 535 112th St.

Affirmative By Alexander Pines I am a diamond. Flawless. My aura is porcelain perfect. If I were a toilet you could eat your dinner...

In Campus Characters, The Blue & White introduces you to a handful of Columbians who are up to interesting and extraordinary things.

In Campus Characters, The Blue & White introduces you to a handful of Columbians who are up to interesting and extraordinary things.

Columbia’s mascot was almost a goat called Matilda. Around the turn of the twentieth century, she lived in Morningside Heights and...

Letter from the editor.

WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE The following conversation took place between two women walking down Broadway: “So my friend stole a bicycle....

These excerpts were culled from documents left on Columbia’s lab computers.

A conversation with Saskia Sassen.

The rise and fall of Delta Phi.