DOB investigates death at CU site

By Sarah Darville | Feb 10 01:49 am ET

After issuing an immediate stop-work order at a Columbia demolition site, the New York City Department of Buildings is now investigating what caused the death of a construction worker who fell from scaffolding into an elevator shaft on Friday, Feb. 5.

Chowdah gets sex-travagant for V-Day

By Yael Grossman | Feb 9 08:23 pm ET

Bored@butler returns after shutdown

By Gabriela Hempfling | Feb 9 01:06 am ET

Agho’s points must come from motion of offense in order for Light Blue to win

By Zach Glubiak | Feb 9 11:08 pm ET

Women's 4x400m relay, Hale qualify for NCAA Championships

By Gregory Kremler | Feb 8 08:20 pm ET

Food festival takes a bite out of Spanish regional cuisine

By Paula Gergen | Feb 9 08:47 pm ET

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NEWS: INVESTIGATION | The Department of Buildings has stopped construction at a Columbia demolition site to investigate the death of a worker.

Media Watch to promote dialogue, members say

By Carly Silver | Feb 10 01:52 am ET

CU students debate Guantánamo Bay

By Amber Tunnell | Feb 10 01:57 am ET

Harlem apartments retrofitted with stimulus funds

By William Jacobs | Feb 9 01:38 am ET

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Columbia Grammar, neighbors compromise

By Sarah Darville | Feb 8 03:12 am ET

After months of negotiations, Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School seems to have reached a compromise with its neighbors over its renovation plans.

96th St. station under construction, to open in fall

By Claire Luchette | Feb 9 12:57 am ET

Textbook vendors compete for customers

By Paul Hsiao | Feb 9 01:25 am ET

Attorney General, longtime Law prof honored for excellence

By Joy Resmovits | Feb 8 03:10 am ET

Paths diverge for student teachers

By Emily Kwong | Feb 8 03:07 am ET

Man dies in CU-owned building

By Sarah Darville | Feb 8 03:06 am ET

OPINION »

The university lifestyle line

By Amanda Gutterman | Feb 8 06:22 pm ET

Appealing to an older and wealthier demographic, expensive college-wear transcends the name or reputation of a particular institution and rather serves as an affirmation of an idealized collegiate lifestyle.

Connecting scientists and educators

By Elizabeth Linhardt Robinson | Feb 8 06:26 pm ET

Minority Report

By Editorial Board | Feb 7 09:42 pm ET

Is Columbia scared of its students?

By Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein | Feb 7 07:10 pm ET

Students confined to campus

By Daniel Amzallag | Feb 8 08:48 pm ET

The Angry Pen

By Igor Simic | Feb 8 06:28 pm ET

Postcrypt? Priceless.

By Sarah Leonard and Kate Redburn | Feb 7 07:07 pm ET

DARKROOM »

  • The first in a series of Darkroom posts featuring the lesser known quiet spots on an otherwise bustling campus. If you have your own photographs of places you have felt at peace around Columbia and would like to showcase them on Darkroom, email them along with a brief description to photo@columbiaspectator.com.

    Quiet Spots: St. Paul's Chapel

SPORTS »

BASKETBALL: Agho earns first collegiate double-double over Brown

By Michele Cleary | Feb 9 11:05 pm ET

This past weekend, the sophomore guard turned in two superb performances against Brown and Yale. In the Lions’ 65-54 win over the Bears on Friday, Agho posted his first-ever collegiate double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Columbia was trailing Brown by nine at the half, but strong performances by Agho and teammate Asenso Ampim helped the Lions pull off the comeback.

TRACK: Women's 4x400m relay, Hale qualify for NCAA Championships

By Gregory Kremler | Feb 8 08:20 pm ET

: Princeton still perfect in Ivy League play as showdown with Columbia looms

By Mikey Zhong | Feb 8 07:25 pm ET

BASKETBALL: Lions grapple with religion, sports

By Lisa Lewis | Feb 8 07:24 pm ET

BASKETBALL: Light Blue defense falters

By Sarah Sommer | Feb 8 07:16 pm ET

: What do sibling-athletes know that we don't?

By Bart Lopez | Feb 7 04:38 pm ET

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT »

Student musician’s original work defies genre categorization

By Andrea Folds | Feb 9 08:40 pm ET

Last night, Kayte Dzime-Assison, CC ’11 performed a set of original music at Sidewalk Café under her stage name, Kayte Grace.

At gallery talk, Roma shares as many stories as pictures

By Danielle Aronowitz | Feb 9 09:00 pm ET

Films show that animation is more than child’s play

By Julia Alekseyeva | Feb 9 08:42 pm ET

Food festival takes a bite out of Spanish regional cuisine

By Paula Gergen | Feb 9 08:47 pm ET

Getting schooled by free wine in the city of lights

By Julia Halperin | Feb 9 01:29 am ET

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NEWSROOM »

  • Do you know your school senator?

    Taking a page from broadside advertising, the University Senate wants you. And your opinion. The Student Affairs Caucus of the University Senate will be holding a town hall meeting at 6 p.

  • 11 UC students arrested for heckling Israeli ambassador to U.S., CC ‘77

    Eleven students were arrested during a lecture at the University of California, Irvine, where Michael Oren, the Israeli ambassador to the United States, CC ‘77 and a graduate of the School of International and Public Affairs, was speaking about Israel’s relationship with the U.

  • USenate pays a visit to ESC

    Three members of the University Senate made a cameo at an Engineering Student Council meeting tonight, declaring to members that they deal with issues ranging from housing complaints to the Student Governing Board.

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