For the first time in two years, Muslim Columbia students are able to gather in person to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan. This religious holiday serves as a time for introspection, prayer, and a chance to grow closer to God through practicing self-discipline, sacrifice, and empathy for the less fortunate.

As the only Black female-owned bodega in all of New York City, Momma Zee’s Food to Plez serves an eclectic variety of often unseen food for a bodega that draws directly from Zee’s African American heritage.

Each dining hall at Columbia has its own personality. JJ’s Place is a favorite spot to munch on late night comfort foods, while Ferris’ dessert and pasta bar stations make it a top choice for anyone looking for a full-course meal. Although Columbia Dining’s newest addition, Chef Mike’s Sub Shop, might seem like any typical grab-and-go sandwich joint, what sets it apart is its eclectic variety of fresh homestyle sandwiches and it’s sweet backstory.