We really are just like Euphoria but without the drugs or sex or crime or drama or…

A crux of astrophysics is answering the question: How did the universe form? Dr. Statia Cook, an astrophysicist and current Columbia professor, offers a closer look at the latest research in her spotlight series lecture. 

While graphic novels are often viewed in popular culture as a juvenile form of media, the discussion panel Violence, Politics, and the Graphic Novel highlights the extraordinary power they have for communicating complex and uncomfortable realities to a wider audience.

FBP: Female bladder power

Wednesday night, ResLife sent an email to residents of 616 W 116th St informing them that, starting Thursday, February 17, scaffolding will be put up. I wrote this in the last moments of the building’s scaffolding-less-ness.

No, seriously, “caulk” just became a word yesterday.

A poem about a Staff Writer’s experience being the only undergrad in a four-person seminar.

You know, like a record!

Housing selection is right around the corner—what better way to pick your dorm for next year than by choosing your favorite Taylor Swift album?

Another song-themed Field Notes? Of course!

Dating has always had its challenges at Columbia, whether that be trying to find anyone in Morningside that is below the age of 70, or else obsessively swooning in Hungarian in an attempt to find a lover.

With weather in the 50s, groups of students could be found playing games together on the lawns outside of Butler Library this weekend.

Are pesky friends being nosey about your thriving love life? Can’t tell them about the countless dates you’ve already been on with your LitHum crush (in your head)? Sick of having to roll your eyes in response to everything you’re asked during the first fortnight of February? 

Schrödinger’s cat, but make it two guys and one COVID-19 positive test result.

Bold, Beautiful, Balaclava.