Coming from a dance background, Jade Bucci, CC ’25, first held a pair of pom-poms while performing at a football game as a member of the Columbia University Dance Team. Now, Bucci performs with the colorful tassels regularly as an NFL cheerleader for the New England Patriots.

When Kian Lakhani, CC ’29, arrived on Columbia’s campus as a first-year, he found the process of finding clubs to join hard to navigate. One semester later, he teamed up with his co-founder Benjamin Trau, CC ’26, to fix that process.

Featuring artist performances, career consultations, and a daily coffee bar serving specialty drinks, GRAMMY U hosted its annual conference in New York City last weekend.

Featuring lively dance performances, Hawaiian food, and some friendly competition, Mālama Hawai‘i hosted its annual lū‘au on April 6 in Roone Arledge Auditorium.

Following a last-minute headliner change, Bacchanal opened its barricades on Saturday to students carrying bagels in one hand and borgs in the other. This year’s annual spring concert saw sunny blue skies for its four-artist lineup.

Migdalia Cruz, SoA, ’84, was just six years old when she wrote her first play titled “The Birth of a Man Means Death to the Klan.” With the help of her father, Cruz used Kleenex tissues to create Klansmen puppets and a Spalding ball to create a Black man character, to represent the idea that people of color always bounce back.

Seven and a half hours and over 100 volunteer builders later, a 13-foot snowman found itself at the heart of campus—in front of Butler Library and between the South Lawns—amid last month’s Northeastern blizzard.

Kicking off the night by wishing everyone a “Happy Black History Month,” the Journalism School’s National Association of Black Journalists and National Association of Hispanic Journalists invited students and guests to a conversation on Black women at the forefront of television, print, and digital media platforms.

When restaurant owner Abdulsalam Abujebel immigrated from a Kenyan refugee camp to Harlem more than two decades ago, he created an oasis for his community in the form of a juice bar.