A kid inside the critic

Just because something isn't high-culture doesn't mean we should disregard its value.

By Kathryn Brill | Nov 13 05:13 pm ET

Snooki speaks for us

Since a contemporary Salinger has yet to emerge, Snooki may be the one to fill the void.

By Aarti Iyer | Jan 24 10:38 pm ET

Brave new reader

It wasn’t until I came across the iBook feature that I started to think seriously about the social and philosophical implications of this product and others.

By Yurina Ko | Apr 13 06:42 pm ET

Star-studded New Yorker Festival caters to the magazine’s readers

The New Yorker festival returns this year with more literary criticism that you can handle

By Adriana Toma | Oct 15 07:27 pm ET

Tribute to Berry explores human relation to environment

As a tribute to Berry’s intellectual contributions, the Thomas Berry Foundation will be hosting a Thomas Berry Award ceremony at 2 p.m. and a memorial service at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine.

By Dorothy Chen | Sep 24 06:59 pm ET

Sophomore Promotes Recently Published Book

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.

By Monica Varman | Sep 12 04:48 am ET

Addicted to Books

By Sarah Cohler | Oct 24 09:20 pm ET

Libraries Upgrade With Tech Improvements

From the time of Herbert Dewey—the Columbia librarian who invented the organizational Dewey decimal system—Columbia University libraries have always been at the forefront of new technology.

By Bianca Isaias | Oct 4 04:09 am ET

Successfully Hacking Into High School Cliches

Remember The Perfect Score, that absolute blot on Scarlett Johansson’s then-burgeoning career? It’s okay if you don’t—thankfully for Johansson, nobody else does either.

By Alexandria Symonds | Sep 27 12:33 am ET