The economy grew at the fastest rate since you’ve been in college last quarter. (NYT) Sophomore basketball star Noruwa Agho is leading the NCAA in 3-point shooting percentage, and he’s from Jersey. (NJ.com) The White House requests that the 9/11 trial be moved out of Manhattan. (Daily News) Urban Outfitters is still not moving in […]

In case you’ve been in Butler recently (though really, there’s no need for such rash behavior this early on in the semester), you may have noticed the new graphic novels exhibition in the 3rd floor display cases. The exhibition is designed to showcase Butler’s graphic novel collection, which apparently has over 1300 titles. It also […]

Wieners, rejoice! Your times of woe are over. As far as our sources can tell, the dreaded Wien-wide raid was not conducted. Res Life’s threatening letters effectively dealt with the case of the mysteriously disappearing furniture, and all kitchen and computer lab cushions and chairs have been returned to their rightful place – though perhaps […]

Sympathizing with the culinarily challenged, Ferris Booth Commons has announced its first free cooking class! Lesson 1: Gourmet Macaroni & Cheese (aka glorified Easy Mac). Open to everyone who RSVPs, the class will be taught by chefs from Columbia’s local food purveyor, JKings, using local and organic products. Review those microwave-button-pushing skills while you decide […]

Quarto celebrates the approaching submission deadline for its 61st anniversary with readings and refreshments! From 8:30pm – 11:30pm in Dodge 501, read, listen and meet Columbia’s literary community. Audience members vote on their favorite reading, which will be published in the upcoming magazine. There’s free food, it’s interactive – what’s not to like?

The Economics Society is partnering with Columbia Business School on a mentorship program in Spring 2010. We will match you up with a business school student that has had experience in your field of interest. You will be able to get advice on everything from finding internships to applying to graduate school and will be […]

After an attempted robbery at Banco Popular on 111th and Broadway this afternoon, much of the block as been blocked off. We’ll update you as we get more information.

Though Postcrypt opens its first show of the semester this weekend, the coffeehouse continues to struggle to stay up and running in the face an endless stream of administrative hurdles. After meeting with Columbia administrators on Tuesday, Postcrypt members inform us that they will not be serving alcohol this or next weekend, since they failed […]

Warm yourselves on your way to class! Campus Media Watch is serving free hot chocolate and coffee on College Walk.

Though it may have looked like a blizzard this morning, Manhattan expects more rain than snow. (The Weather Channel) It’s cold on Wall Street too. Angry brokers and traders rally for their rights. (Gothamist) Our second favorite alum takes stock of a hard year and tries to stay positive. (NY Times) Ke$ha could have been in […]

Come and support over a hundred of your peers as they raise money and awareness for pediatric AIDS by dancing for 28 hours straight! Kick off the marathon at noon on Saturday January 30th with Celebrity Ambassador Nigel Barker representing the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Tickets are now on sale at TIC (http://www.cuarts.com/calendar/tickets). All […]

The Gadfly (Philosophy Magazine): Accepting Submissions gadflymagazine@gmail.com www.gadflymagazine.com Do you have a philosophy on love, life or the Core? Or have you perhaps solved one of philosophy’s age old puzzles? If you’ve ever wanted to see your intellectual meanderings into philosophy published, then submit a first draft to Columbia’s Undergraduate Philosophy Magazine, The Gadfly, at gadflymagazine@gmail.com […]