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Adult education

Growing up is hard to define, but college is part of the process.

By Leo Schwartz | Jan 22 07:08 pm ET

Make room for passion

College can sometimes make us ignore activities that we truly care about.

By Kathryn Brill | Oct 30 07:27 pm ET

Be a real person

Sometimes there is more to life than being a Columbia student.

By Denise Machin | Sep 28 08:52 pm ET

Educate all of America

Providing everyone access to a college education is in America's best interests.

By Jessica Geiger | Sep 28 08:45 pm ET

Teacher, don’t leave us kids alone

Despite its flaws, American academia is an exemplary institution.

By Emily Tamkin | Mar 21 09:41 pm ET

The great learning

Is college just a stop on the road to "adulthood," or something more?

By Amin Ghadimi | Nov 8 08:44 pm ET

Friendship’s Core

Friendships that help us focus as well as divert our attention elsewhere

By Sam Klug | Sep 8 09:32 pm ET

Signing the years away

Copy often goes unnoticed, inside and outside the paper, unless we make a mistake.

By Anna Arons | Apr 27 06:48 pm ET

Low school

Tomorrow is Judgment Day for more than 21,000 aspiring Columbians across the world. For them, the decision from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to be released at 5:00 p.m. will be a culmination—not just of a three-month wait that would have tested even Penelope’s composure, but also of four grueling years of grades, scores, and extracurricular activities.

By Amin Ghadimi | Mar 29 11:59 pm ET

The Community as a Classroom

In organized service, we are accountable to parent organizations as well as the public we serve, and although our Art Humanities class will help us learn the difference between Rembrandt and Picasso, no formal education can prepare us for the pressure and reward of heading our own service opportunities.

By Jaimie Lee | Jan 26 12:34 am ET

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