Designing and defining Diana

Although the Diana Center has been open since February, its architects and the Barnard administration are still processing the feedback of students as the building continues to take shape.

By Christine Jordan | Mar 4 06:42 pm ET

Although the Diana Center has been open since February, its architects and the Barnard administration are still processing the feedback of students as the building continues to take shape.

‘Fake IDs’ allow Reid Hall students museum access

As Columbia students, free admission to museums is de rigueur, thanks to the Arts Initiative’s Passport to NY program. But Paris’ system is a little trickier.

By Julia Halperin | Feb 22 11:58 pm ET

As Columbia students, free admission to museums is de rigueur, thanks to the Arts Initiative’s Passport to NY program. But Paris’ system is a little trickier.

A&E Top Fives: From the strange to the seductive

Five is the charm for Spectator arts editors.

By Christine Jordan, Julia Halperin, Devin Briski, Yin Yin Lu, Ruthie Fierberg, Peter Labuza, Joe Daly, Helen Werbe, and Hannah Yudkin | Dec 13 06:54 pm ET

Five is the charm for Spectator arts editors.

Beaujolais nouveau: tips for wine-drinking

Shane Ferro, junior at Columbia College studying at Reid Hall in Paris this semester, celebrates the unveiling of Beaujolais nouveau wine.

By Shane Ferro | Dec 7 06:51 pm ET

Shane Ferro, junior at Columbia College studying at Reid Hall in Paris this semester, celebrates the unveiling of Beaujolais nouveau wine.

Unlikely forces join to produce and fund student music video

Aided by a Gatsby grant and some creative fund raising tactics, a group of CU filmmakers and a Yale indie rock musician are producing a music video.

By Maddy Kloss | Dec 2 07:13 pm ET

Aided by a Gatsby grant and some creative fund raising tactics, a group of CU filmmakers and a Yale indie rock musician are producing a music video.

A New Yorker surprise in Paris

Old issues of the New Yorker reveal that even the Huffington Post can get lost in translation.

By Shane Ferro | Nov 23 07:53 pm ET

Old issues of the New Yorker reveal that even the Huffington Post can get lost in translation.

Bronx inspires a walk in a father’s footsteps

From afar, the towers of Parkchester bore little resemblance to the quaint idyll I had conjured through my father’s memory

By David Vega-Barachowitz | Nov 19 07:17 pm ET

From afar, the towers of Parkchester bore little resemblance to the quaint idyll I had conjured through my father’s memory

Europeans, better by night

Being young and impressionable, the life of a city at four in the morning is as interesting as it is at four in the afternoon.

By Shane Ferro | Nov 9 06:40 pm ET

Being young and impressionable, the life of a city at four in the morning is as interesting as it is at four in the afternoon.

A new way to explore New York in the digital age

Museum of the Phantom City, a new iPhone application, proves that there's an app for exploring the City, past and present.

By David Vega-Barachowitz | Nov 6 12:21 am ET

Museum of the Phantom City, a new iPhone application, proves that there's an app for exploring the City, past and present.

Columbia students say 'yo' to a new meet-up site

New website Yo You Want To facilitates spontaneous offline meet-ups for Columbians.

By Christine Jordan | Nov 4 06:49 pm ET

New website Yo You Want To facilitates spontaneous offline meet-ups for Columbians.