This week on The Scoop: Spectator’s top stories from the week of February 16, including Congress requesting more student disciplinary documents regarding antisemitism, the District 7 City Council debate, and women’s basketball crushing Dartmouth in a 89-37 victory.

In this election edition of Pod-Tone 292, Spectator reporters speak with the largest political organization on campus to discuss uncommitted voters, the factors influencing students’ decisions to vote this election cycle, and strategies to increase voter turnout.

This week on The Scoop: Spectator’s top stories from the week of Sept. 9, including the newest report from Columbia’s Task Force on Antisemitism, Barnard’s new neutrality policy, and Malak El Allami’s U.S. Open girls’ doubles win.

Navigating the transition to Columbia’s campus can pose challenges for its approximately 838 new transfer students annually. In this episode of the Pod-Tone 292 Miniseries “Columbia Crash Course,” host Nicole Sandrik-Arzadi welcomes six Columbia transfer students to share their experiences with prospective and incoming transfers.

Columbia boasts a student body that is known for being politically engaged. How did the institution earn the label? And does it still deserve the title today? In this episode of The Ear, reporters Nicole Sandrik-Arzadi and Lara-Nour Walton explore these questions and more.