Continuing with this year’s World Leaders Forum speaker series, Prime Minister of North Macedonia Dimitar Kovachevski discussed the benefits of multinationalism, argued for Balkan integration, and condemned Russian aggression on Ukraine.

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Here’s go-to article for recommendations, tips, and general advice about your main source of food for the next four years.

Hey, Columbia College first-year; grab a seat! Let’s talk about The Core.

Is this a MUNA reference or a catchy way to get you to subscribe to FreshLetter? Hint: it’s both.

With its last appearance in the public eye being in a Columbia College Today Spring 2020 magazine, the once-promised “Beginner’s Mind Institute” suddenly finds itself back into public memory.

You may be a creep; you may be a weirdo. But at least your official house selection for next year is proof that you do, in fact, belong here.

Earlier this morning, Columbia Dining announced that indoor seating options for the CU dining halls will resume this Monday.

Does this week feel at all different from last year? Let’s find out.

News Editor Victoria Borlando is back to discuss the only three things she talks about on this website: News, Culture, and BwogLetter, Columbia’s prettiest, wittiest, and most efficient weekly newsletter.

No, this is not a playlist. This is more of a “one-song-on-loop” kind of moment.

After releasing an album with an all-too-familiar title, singer-songwriter, indie icon, and one of News Editor Victoria Borlando’s favorite artists of all time Sufjan Stevens may try to “Reach Out” for a new career path.

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No hate for Timmy, but he didn’t even go to his own NSOP!