Hunched back, clacking keyboard, staring into the abyss; these are the required parts to writing that one detailed and much needed 500 word email to your professor about the most important thing you could ever imagine.

Columbia archivist Kimberly Springer hosted David Walker for a discussion on the intersection of the personal and professional spheres in archival work.

Violet Du Feng’s documentary, “The Dating Game,” follows the lives of three men who seem to be living it.

Encanto screening happening today!

The only language class I’ve enjoyed taking.

A step-by-step how-to that’ll make you the center of attention you’ve always deserved to be!

Ever wondered why coaches are always holding up giant cards with emojis on them?

If you’re looking for a course at the intersection of philosophy, economics, public policy, and environmental science, look no further than Professor Tim Williamson’s upper-level philosophy elective.

What is a college degree without instant ramen? Probably one where you’re not working hard enough!

It’s not even a class at this point, it’s basically a game.

Cathedral Gardens is a wonderful place to live, and I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else, but that walk will get you.

Last year, I wrote this article about places I’ve tripped. Now that I live in the farthest dorm from campus—and especially because my first classes are in Mudd and Teacher’s College—the opportunities to fall flat on my faces have all but abounded.

Go support your dancing peers at New York Live Arts this weekend!

Columbia introduced a new minor in Artificial Intelligence for undergraduates not studying computer science.

On Saturday, November 15, the CU Women’s Basketball Team played their home opener against the University of Richmond, ultimately losing 67-77.