Morningside Heights will see yet another new restaurant alongside Shake Shack and Food Dried Hot Pot joining the neighborhood in upcoming months.

There's a new restaurant coming to Morningside Heights, and it's been a long time coming.

Despite the second year of metal fences, turnstiles, and increased Public Safety presence, this year’s Bacchanal still drew crowds of students to Low Steps on Saturday afternoon.

Vocalist Aluna Francis, of the British electronic duo AlunaGeorge, will be the first female Bacchanal headliner in the concert’s history.

Thou Shalt Not, a high-energy rap and hip-hop group, was selected as Bacchanal’s student opener at the annual Bacchanal Battle of the Bands on Feb. 18.

Orchesis presented its yearly MaMa Project this weekend in the Glicker-Milstein Theater, featuring choreography by Colette Kelly, BC ’17.

A new restaurant named Food Dried Hot Pot will fill the site of former bar Tara Hill, commonly known as Cannon’s to Columbia students.

Last week’s blizzard failed to put a damper on the seventh annual Athena Film Festival, which took place at Barnard from Thursday to Sunday evening this weekend.

Columbia’s underground music magazine club, Rare Candy, raised $923 for Planned Parenthood through donations, sales of original student artwork created for the event, and secondhand clothing sales at a benefit concert it hosted last Friday night.