My life as a hybrid

Despite the fact that the author spent her entire middle and high school careers south of the Mason-Dixon Line, she considers herself to be a New Yorker.

By Emily Hoffman | Nov 17 07:18 pm ET

Despite the fact that the author spent her entire middle and high school careers south of the Mason-Dixon Line, she considers herself to be a New Yorker.

Southern Discomfort

“Ah you drinkin’ a cawsmo-politan, Shh-awn?” drawled my eldest cousin, Britney.

By Sean Manning Udell | Feb 3 11:10 pm ET

“Ah you drinkin’ a cawsmo-politan, Shh-awn?” drawled my eldest cousin, Britney.

Reporter Balances Objectivity, Personal Experience

Even before I arrived at Columbia, I knew I wanted to get involved with the newspaper.

By Daniel Amzallag | Jan 26 04:55 am ET

Even before I arrived at Columbia, I knew I wanted to get involved with the newspaper.

The Incidental Soviet

I was born in the Soviet Union. Never Russia, never Moscow, always the Soviet Union.

By Andrew Lyubarsky | Nov 19 07:56 pm ET

I was born in the Soviet Union. Never Russia, never Moscow, always the Soviet Union.

21st Century Feminism or the Need to "Be Queer"

From what I can tell, most undergraduates at Columbia associate feminism with the political movement that began roughly in their parents’ generation and that demanded equal opportunity for women.

By Christia Mercer | Feb 10 10:31 pm ET

From what I can tell, most undergraduates at Columbia associate feminism with the political movement that began roughly in their parents’ generation and that demanded equal opportunity for women.