NEWS »

Parking garages eyed as affordable housing

A residence built from a garage? Only in New York.

CAVA involved in Broadway collision

Witnesses said a CAVA ambulance was turning south on Broadway from 116th Street and had stopped near the median strip when a black compact car hit it.

Office of Multicultural Affairs works to refine role on campus

With a new dean on her way, the relatively young Office of Multicultural Affairs engages in some soul-searching.

Columbia researchers rake in NIH awards

With four faculty members nabbing prestigious NIH awards, University faculty say they’re looking forward to the research they can now pursue with the grants­.

University Senate looks inward

With University President Lee Bollinger out of town, the University Senate discussed H1N1, development, and itself.

OPINION »

Open letter to the Tobacco Workgroup

Despite what the town hall meeting and initial survey might suggest, our group maintains that the student body is far from apathetic.

Apocalypse now

2012 is, according to the Mayan calendar, the year the world will end.

Politics on Stilts

Politics on Stilts

Swipe access for all

GSSC is right: General Studies students should have access to Columbia dorms—and Barnard students should too.

SPORTS »

All mediocre things must come to an end

More disappointing than the Dodgers? Maybe not. More surprising? Not that either.

Football embarrassed by lowly Dartmouth

It might’ve been the music Buddy Teevens played during halftime. It might’ve been Dartmouth’s president shaking hands and cheering from the sideline.

Light Blue unable to capitalize on red zone opportunities

Miscommunication causes the Lions to miss several possible plays and touchdowns.

Men’s soccer upsets Dartmouth in unexpected 2-0 victory

The Lions upset No.15 Dartmouth in a 2-0 shutout.

Loss to Dartmouth hurts Lions’ aspirations for top Ivy ranking

The Columbia women's soccer team was unable to score in a second straight match, falling 2-0 to Dartmouth.

Volleyball claims only one set in two matches against League opponents

The volleyball team dropped its two matches this weekend to Ivy League opponents Princeton and Penn.

Lions fall to Big Green, finish with win over Vermont

Field hockey bests Vermont in a close 1-0 victory away.

Heavyweight eight take third behind Yale and Princeton in N.J.

Columbia’s three rowing teams closed out their fall seasons at the Princeton 3-Mile Chase this Sunday.

Quote of the Day

“As our campus becomes more diverse, there's going to be conflict.”

-Dean of Student Affairs Kevin Shollenberger

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