NEWS »

Frederick Douglass residents vow lawsuit as NYCHA details development timeline

By Eva Kalikoff
Apr 4 03:11 am ET

At a meeting Thursday night, NYCHA representatives once again dealt with a hostile crowd that attacked a proposal to build private developments.

New Journalism School dean Coll plans two-year Master's, tuition reductions

By Josephine McGowan
Apr 4 03:19 am ET

Steve Coll, the new dean at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, is considering a two-year Master's program, lower tuition fees, and a more rigorous Master's project.

Barnard introduces Spirit Week in place of Greek Games

By Ruby Mellen
Apr 4 03:21 am ET

Barnard's Student Government Association and McIntosh Activities Council will lengthen the annual Spirit Day into an entire Spirit Week, using funds that would have been spent on the Greek Games.

At debate, General Studies Student Council candidates talk communication

By Elizabeth Sedran
Apr 4 03:22 am ET

Facing off in the most competitive election in recent memory, the GSSC candidates stressed student outreach, but mostly stuck to campaign rhetoric instead of specific proposals.

OPINION »

Kayaking also begins with a 'K'

By Nicolas Biekert
Apr 3 07:43 pm ET

Sometimes humor must be derived from places where anything but laughter would be too depressing.

Against idealism

By Lanbo Zhang
Apr 3 07:48 pm ET

I think we should let go of ideals.

Surrender our self-importance

By James Yoon
Apr 3 08:24 pm ET

At Columbia, where important thinkers are venerated all across the university, we feel the need to project ourselves as largely as possible.

SPORTS »

Light Blue travels west to compete in Archery Enterprises Arizona Cup

By Kelly Reller
Apr 3 08:21 pm ET

Archery will be competing in Phoenix in the start to the outdoor season starting Thursday.

BENEDICT: Columbia must do more to promote student-athlete mental health

By Tyler Benedict
Apr 3 08:31 pm ET

Sports columnist Tyler Benedict explores how mental health is a distressingly neglected aspect of the student-athlete experience.

Around the League: Dartmouth and Cornell continue to sit atop Ivy baseball standings

By Noah Stebbins
Apr 3 08:40 pm ET

As the Ivy League season picks up in intensity with six teams at or above .500 in the conference standings, Cornell and Dartmouth remained atop their divisions.

Glance brings recruiting prowess, competitive nature to Columbia

By Myles Simmons
Apr 3 08:53 pm ET

The new women's basketball head coach promised a renewed commitment to recruiting and building a strong foundation with the players.

Starting pitching cools down baseball's hot streak

By Eli Schultz
Apr 3 10:05 pm ET

Despite a dominant start to the season, baseball has seen its pitching suffer with the team now in a three-game streak.

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2013-04-04