Lilly Anderson
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In just the first month of the semester, residents in East Campus have been plagued by a slew of facilities issues, including mold infestations, erroneous fire alarms, and a lack of usable stoves. As it turns out, however, EC’s recent problems are not a novel phenomenon.
Following unanticipated warnings of individual disciplinary action from administrators, the Columbia University Marching Band held its semiannual Orgo Night performance in front of, rather than inside, Butler Library on Thursday evening.
The Columbia University Marching Band plans to hold Orgo Night again in room 209 of Butler Library Thursday night, despite warnings of disciplinary action from administrators that came during ongoing negotiations about the future of the event.
On the third day of the graduate student strike, graduate students initiated a petition to continue the strike indefinitely and picketers were forced to adapt to a last-minute change in location after threats of legal action from the University.
This story is part of a series on the 1968 protests at Columbia and their present-day implications fifty years later.
A panel of professors discussed the issue of white supremacy in higher education and the ways in which speech emanating from white supremacists can be considered violent at an Academic Freedom Week event on Tuesday night.
At this year’s annual Take Back the Night event, organized to support survivors of sexual assault, speakers focused on the disproportionate impact sexual violence has on women of color and the importance of providing survivors with on-campus support systems.
At Barnard President Sian Beilock’s second-ever fireside chat on Wednesday, students discussed the new Beyond Barnard initiative, diversity, and seniors’ reflections on their time at Barnard.
An endowment proposal of $5,500 to distribute 200 free laundry cards to low-income students was passed at Barnard Student Government Association’s weekly meeting last Monday night.
At a panel discussion on Monday, men of color from a variety of positions in the Columbia community discussed their experience on campus, highlighting the difficulties of attending a predominantly white institution.