Development leaves no room for public school

As Columbus Square continues its construction, Community Board 7 members fear that the influx of residents will strain already overcrowded schools.

Students seek change to Dean’s Discipline process

Ryan Center health clinic expands on Upper West Side

Thanksgiving recipes to ease dorm fever

Manhattan comes to town as Columbia looks to maintain momentum

Photo illustration by Yipeng Huang, Photo by Jawad Bhatti / Staff photographer

NEWS: Applications for community colleges have steadily increased, and many schools say that they cannot meet the growing demand.

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Kid-friendly camera designed at Columbia makes worldwide debut

Computer Science professor Shree Nayar invented "BigShot," a camera that elementary school students can assemble themselves.

Investigative journalism center draws applicants despite gloomy media landscape

Pay equity study results delayed

Opponents question price of charter school class size

Harlem’s Cluster House facility prepares for renovation

Graybill, CC ’10, chooses Rhodes

COMMENTARIAT »

  • Don’t Waste Your Vote: Vote Green!

    As I noted in a number of recent opinion pieces — first in a Letter to the Editor in the Spectator, then in a blog post on The Politicizer — I’ve expressed my support for Green Party candidate the Reverend Billy Talen, and railed against the idea that a vote for him is a wasted

  • Will Columbia professors continue writing for Al Ahram?

    …after the Pan-Arabist paper initiated a paranoiacally thorough boycott of Israel? I doubt that Al Ahram’s boycott will phase the pathologically anti-Israel Hamid Dabashi or Joseph Massad, who are occasional contributors to the racist newspaper’s English-language website.

  • Taylor Swiftboating Obama

    I’d like to preface my first post with the disclaimer that I genuinely feel uncomfortable pulling out the race card.

  • Unclear Policies, Unresponsive Bureaucracy

    This past summer, I worked for a free speech non-profit called the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), which focuses on protecting the rights of students at our nation’s universities.

OPINION »

Crowns and frowns

It's too bad that John Jay has its Thanksgiving dinner only once a year.

A new activism

Sign up for service

Whither activism?

Columbia & Its Discontents

Politics on Stilts

When you buy, don’t sell out

SPORTS »

FOOTBALL: Penn shuts out Cornell for sole custody of Ivy title

Penn finished a historic season in emphatic fashion, trouncing Cornell 34-0 as Harvard rallied to take The Game 14-10 on two fourth quarter touchdowns against Yale.

SWIMMING AND DIVING: Columbia proves Lions swim faster than Rams

WRESTLING: Wrestling to face stiff competition over break

BASKETBALL: Bucknell, Syracuse loom for men’s basketball

SPORTS COLUMN: Defending coach Wilson: 2009 his best season yet

SWIMMING AND DIVING: Women’s swimming nabs third-place finish at Harvard

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT »

Columbia students to star in new CTV reality show ‘GreenBorough House’

As a reality show, “GreenBorough House” has the potential to showcase all the obligatory drama of college life heightened by the presence of a camera lens.

116th Varsity Show cast announced

A New Yorker surprise in Paris

Author Greil Marcus looks back on ‘Lipstick Traces’ in a new punk rock retrospective

Rocking down memory lane to Radio City

CBC fall production keeps student ballerinas on their toes

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