At “SEE ME,” this year’s MaMa Project, audience members were forced to consider their own reflections and their roles as individuals.

Black female artists were put in the spotlight to talk about their art and experiences in their careers on Wednesday night.

This year’s Athena Film Festival will feature a documentary concerning the experience of a Syrian-American girl as she moves to Los Angeles, highlighting the immigrant experience in the current political climate.

Mexican restaurant Amigos, renowned among Columbia students for its bottomless margaritas and fishbowl drinks, closed just before Christmas—but students said their memories of the beloved Morningside Heights haunt will live on.

Coffee shop and art space Dear Mama Coffee will open as one of the first retail tenants at Columbia’s Manhattanville campus on 130th Street and Broadway in September. The coffee shop has another location in East Harlem, which opened in the summer of 2016.

Columbia photography professor Thomas Roma retired from the School of the Arts this week after being accused of sexual misconduct by five women, Spectator has learned.

Chinese-American fast food restaurant Panda Express will open next Thursday at 111th Street and Broadway, next to Mel’s Burger Bar.

Members of the Columbia and Barnard theater community expressed dissatisfaction with what they called an unclear reporting process for issues of gender-based misconduct and an inability to remove members within their own groups.

Members of Columbia and Barnard’s a cappella groups will travel to Stamford, Connecticut on Friday for a taping of the tabloid talk show The Maury Show.

Everyone’s favorite New York police show is coming to Morningside Heights—again.