CUArts’s Mosher builds ‘Bridge’ between Columbians and Broadway theater

By Steven Strauss | Feb 7 06:43 pm ET

Gregory Mosher, the director of Columbia’s Arts Initiative and of the current Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s “A View From the Bridge,” lets his two jobs inform each other.

Paths diverge for student teachers

By Emily Kwong | Feb 8 03:07 am 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

CU rallies to defeat Brown

By Michele Cleary | Feb 7 04:37 pm ET

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

By Bart Lopez | Feb 7 04:38 pm ET

Courtesy of Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School

NEWS: BACKYARD | Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School reached a compromise with neighbors over its renovation plans, and will move forward on open glass walkways across the back of the building.

Man dies in CU-owned building

By Sarah Darville | Feb 8 03:06 am ET

Attorney General, longtime Law prof honored for excellence

By Joy Resmovits | Feb 8 03:10 am ET

Postcrypt? Priceless.

By Kate Reburn & Sarah Leonard | Feb 7 07:07 pm ET

Online travel journal NOW!HERE takes off, plans to show students the world

By Kate Welsh | Feb 7 06:44 pm ET

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Manhattanville artist collective in negotiation with University landlord

By Kim Kirschenbaum | Feb 5 04:20 am ET

The Hint House artist collective on 131st is negotiating with Columbia to discuss possible relocation.

Council proposes new academic calendar

By Alisa Lu | Feb 5 03:48 am ET

Students question Spar on meal plan

By Elizabeth Scott | Feb 5 04:32 am ET

Students from China connect with Columbia

By Gila Schwarzschild | Feb 5 04:39 am ET

Activists, politicians oppose Columbia demolition

By Nicholas Bloom | Feb 5 04:11 am ET

Panelists talk ‘human-rights culture’ at Diana kickoff

By Madina Toure | Feb 4 03:30 am ET

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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

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Miller Theatre listens to Lou Reed’s experimental soundtrack

By Devin Briski | Feb 7 06:42 pm ET

On Friday, a sign outside Miller Theater warned entering audiences of the previously unheard of 120-plus decibel performance of Ulrich Krieger's "Metal Music Machine" for classical ensemble.

Weekend spots, from sweet to freaky, make for offbeat V-Day plans

By Nneka McGuire | Feb 4 07:51 pm ET

Harlem newcomer Frizzante has warm, welcoming atmosphere but food fizzles

By Vanessa DeJesús | Feb 4 11:52 pm ET

Symphonies for student cinephiles

By Caroline Casey | Feb 4 07:57 pm ET

Amber makes for Asian-inspired evening

By Erin Flynn | Feb 4 07:56 pm ET

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NEWSROOM »

  • CCSC talks smoking ban and EC exclusion suites

    Thanks to the Super Bowl, the weekly Columbia College Student Council meeting was moved from the trusty Satow room to the Student Government Office Area – but CCSC was ready to talk smoking bans and housing arrangements.

  • Columbia scientist demonstrates fusion in laboratory

    br> Michael Mauel, Columbia Professor of Applied Physics, and his MIT collaborators were able to use magnetic force fields from a levitating magnet to confine high energy found in plasma, thus demonstrating the principle of fusion in a laboratory setting.

  • Coyote sighting at Columbia

    Could Roadrunner be far behind? Three coyotes were spotted in front of Lewisohn Hall this morning, according to an e-mail sent out by Barnard Public Safety.

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