When Jenny, a Barnard student who is currently paralyzed in one leg due to a back injury, went to the emergency room, doctors told her they planned on discharging her at 1 a.m. Jenny knew she could not stay alone in her dorm and would need someone to stay overnight with her.

Max Caffè, located on 122nd Street and Amsterdam Avenue, will close at the end of this month after 19 years of operation. Owner Tony Bruno told Spectator that rent was raised significantly but declined to disclose exact numbers. The café features couches, an attentive waitstaff, and hot coffee, all conducive to productivity, which has attracted Columbia students for nearly two decades.

As the story of Exodus goes, after the pharaoh expelled the Jewish people from Egypt, they did not have enough time to let their bread rise before leaving their homes. Now, Jewish people who are kosher for Passover typically abstain from eating leavened bread and sometimes cover their kitchen space with foil to avoid contamination by chametz, or leavening agents.

Koronet Pizza, a late-night Columbia favorite, was closed Monday by order of the commissioner of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

In December 2021, the @barnarddining Instagram account posted a picture of two women wearing “Celsius. Live Fit.” shirts and masks and holding the popular energy drinks in their hands. The image’s caption announced that the energy drinks would now be available in the Diana Center Cafe and Liz’s Place, and that the drinks contained “0 calories,” “accelerate metabolism,” and “burn body fat.”