Isabelle Mills-Tannenbaum

Shana Attas comments on photos she took while abroad in France last summer. Her photos show scenes from Paris, Nice, and the southern countryside.

Daniel Yeow takes a closer look at the Columbia men's club rugby team. Click on the following link to read more about the team.

Columbia College junior, Nick Stephens, spent his spring semester studying abroad in the Dakhla Oasis in southwest Egypt. In this audio slideshow he describes a number of photographs he took during his stay.

The urban explorer visits Brooklyn to discover an unlikely combination: beef patties and victorian mansions. Click on the link to read the corresponding article, Country Club Living in the Land of Golden Krust.

Watch the audio slideshow to get to know Roar-ee, Columbia's Lion Mascot. Click on the link to read more about Roar-ee in the corresponding article, Roar-ee Elevates Athletic Department’s Efforts to Boost Spirit.

A Columbia student and photographer discusses photographs he took in five countries that visually illustrate the relationship between man and nature.

The Columbia Table Tennis Club rarely gets much attention despite the fact that they are headed to the College Table Tennis National Championships taking place this weekend in Rochester, Minnesota. Watch the audio slideshow and read the corresponding article to learn more about the club.

Daniel Amzallag discusses the death and consequent mourning of 24-year old graduate student, Minghui Yu, who died on April 4th after being hit by a car while fleeing an assault.

Asiya Khaki explores architectural and human form through a series of photographs taken in New York City.

Two Spectator reporters visited the Whitney Biennial and asked onlookers the question that was on everyone's mind but had often gone unspoken: Is this really art?

Watch the audio slideshow to hear commentary on and see photos of the Museum of Sex. Click on the following link to read the corresponding article in The Eye.

Colin Sullivan discusses photographs he took while visiting San Francisco. View the audio slideshow to learn more.

Colin Sullivan discusses photographs he took while visiting San Francisco. View the audio slideshow to learn more!

Joey Shemuel discusses a selection of his photographs that, according to Shemuel, "explore the realtionship between the artificial and the natural, the architectural and the organic."

This week's As I See It photographer, Sara Partridge, discusses her personal photography.

This week's As I See It photographer, Cara Buchanan, discusses her personal photography.

Maggie Astor reflects on her recent seven-hour ride on 22 out of New York City's 24 subway lines. Click here to read the article, Seven Hours Underground: A New York Subway Adventure.

Ginia Sweeney discusses MoMA's new exhibit "Color Chart." Read the related article, Color Meets Conceptualism in MoMA’s Upcoming Polychromatic Exhibit.

Watch the slideshow to get a brief overview of some of Columbia's most notable architecture as well as some of the challenges that Columbia faces in maintaining it's architectural legacy. Click here to read the corresponding article.

Shirley Chen takes a comprehensive look at the work of a number of designers who showed their collections at New York Fashion Week. Designers include Mara Hoffman, Lela Rose, Abaeté, Araks, Akiko Ogawa, and Sass & Bide.

Members of the Harlem community discuss how race plays a part in their take on the presidential campaigns.

Female students take on the question of gender and the presidency. View this audio slideshow to listen to their reactions.

A reporter discusses what it's like to be a spectator at the New York City Marathon.