While students may bemoan the loss of trays in John Jay Dining Hall, recent changes to Columbia Dining Services go beyond what’s seen in the cafeteria.
While students may bemoan the loss of trays in John Jay Dining Hall, recent changes to Columbia Dining Services go beyond what’s seen in the cafeteria.
Gaia Goffe, CC ’11, is a Columbia fencer, an active member of Columbia’s Students for Barack Obama, and an employee of the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions.
Gaia Goffe, CC ’11, is a Columbia fencer, an active member of Columbia’s Students for Barack Obama, and an employee of the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions.
After a summer of maintenance ferreting around empty rooms, tearing up stained carpeting, and slathering on paint, residence halls were made ready for students’ return this fall.
After a summer of maintenance ferreting around empty rooms, tearing up stained carpeting, and slathering on paint, residence halls were made ready for students’ return this fall.
As the end of the semester draws near, many students—their meal plans largely untouched—scramble to get as much use out of John Jay and Hewitt as possible.
As the end of the semester draws near, many students—their meal plans largely untouched—scramble to get as much use out of John Jay and Hewitt as possible.
While students are busy mulling over possible options in the perennial housing-selection process, administrators have their own annual housing ritual: renovations.
While students are busy mulling over possible options in the perennial housing-selection process, administrators have their own annual housing ritual: renovations.
As the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination approaches a pivotal and possibly conclusive moment with today’s primaries in Texas and Ohio, top left-leaning University administrators’ a
As the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination approaches a pivotal and possibly conclusive moment with today’s primaries in Texas and Ohio, top left-leaning University administrators’ a
