During one of my dad’s visits to New York City while I was the arts & culture editor, he walked me to the Spectator office in Riverside Church for production. That night, I couldn’t leave the office to have more than an hour-long dinner with him, and I could tell he was kind of pissed about that.

Emerging from deep grief following the passing of his mother, Michael Wells sat down on the steps of General Grant National Memorial in Riverside Park to write messages to friends on jazz postcards he brought with him in a shoebox. As he wrote, passersby asked to buy some. Within two hours, Wells sold 73 of them.

Columbia Dining will take over Grace Dodge Dining Hall at Teachers College from a third-party vendor. Grace Dodge Dining Hall will be Columbia’s fourth addition to its service portfolio since 2021.

Being uninteresting has been a fear of mine for the duration of my college experience. It’s up there with failing a test or accidentally burning down my dorm building.

Raja Gemini, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” season three winner, strutted down Roone Arledge Cinema’s carpeted stairs in neon pink to Shirley Bassey’s “This is My Life.”

On Butler’s south lawns, members of the Columbia community joined hands to form a tremendous, interconnected circle in “Hawai’i Aloha.”

JJ’s Place will return to its pre-pandemic hours starting in the fall, Columbia Dining announced in an Instagram post on Thursday.

Mason Tomlin, CC ’24, has always been good at picking up new skills. Whether it be riding a unicycle, teaching himself the piano and guitar, or learning to produce music, Tomlin is a bona fide self-starter.

Doechii will headline Bacchanal April 1 alongside Bakar and BKTHERULA, Bacchanal announced Friday in an Instagram post.

The sloping ramps in Lerner Hall on Thursday flooded with purple, pink, and blue light and dancers from 13 Columbia dance groups for the 18th in-person annual Glass House Rocks.