John Jay

Think away the stress

Perhaps the competitive nature of Columbia students makes us even more stressed than we need to be.

By Maren Killackey | Feb 1 08:27 pm ET

CCSC knocks on doors, asks for concerns

Vice President of Communications Virat Gupta, CC '12, said the canvassing was meant to move the council away from the “bubble” of issues it traditionally focuses on.

By Ben Gittelson | Jan 30 01:08 am ET

Dining halls renovated over winter break

John Jay Dining Hall, which got a new floor over winter break, is set to reopen today.

By Ben Gittelson | Jan 18 03:50 am ET

RAs at John Jay team up to collect supplies for local school

A group of do-gooder resident advisers in John Jay have rallied residents to collect supplies for a local public school that currently receives no arts funding.

By Casey Tolan | Nov 30 03:33 am ET

A view of one's own

We should all learn to appreciate our new home.

By Rae Binstock | Nov 16 08:13 pm ET

NFL decisions put male camaraderie at risk

For many first-years, football presents a rare opportunity to deepen bonds.

By Walker Harrison | Feb 13 07:55 pm ET

John Jay residence hall evacuated after trash chute catches fire

John Jay was evacuated after a trash chute caught on fire early Tuesday morning.

By Sarah Darville | Oct 12 04:06 am ET

Curse of the killer bagel

It's not easy being deathly allergic to something that seems so harmless.

By Gabriella Porrino | Sep 21 06:31 pm ET

The à la mode not taken

Housing and Dining take heed: We want a choice, not a taco.

By Editorial Board | Sep 14 10:13 pm ET

John Jay take-out option: freedom or hindrance?

There has been— or rather, I suspect there will be— a lot of talk about John Jay, now that more on-campus dining locations are going to become “all you can eat”.  But as the Columbia community considers how students may or may not consume food in the dining halls, I find myself thinking of what we are able to take out of them.

By Maria Lantigua and Cindy Chen | Jan 20 08:10 pm ET

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