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The Last Ivy Standing: Columbia’s Case for Remaining Test-Optional
As other highly selective institutions revive standardized testing requirements, Columbia’s decision not to follow aligns with their desired academic…
Mar 25
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Uma Rajan
3
4
Within Six Stops
Nostalgic cafés, best-in-town curries, and a retro-futuristic workout
Mar 21
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Sebastian Galbenus
3
1
1
The Myth and Reality of Columbia’s Conservative Women
Trad conservatives or feminists in disguise?
Mar 20
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Christina Ma
6
5
2
Morningside Heights’ Small Business Crisis
Big chains are threatening the life and economy of our neighborhood
Mar 19
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Nick Baum
11
5
Finding God Through the Core
A conversation with Columbia Catholic Ministry Chaplain Father John Wilson
Mar 18
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Imaan Chaudhry
14
March 2026
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Within Six Stops
Nostalgic cafés, best-in-town curries, and a retro-futuristic workout
Mar 21
•
Sebastian Galbenus
3
1
1
The Myth and Reality of Columbia’s Conservative Women
Trad conservatives or feminists in disguise?
Mar 20
•
Christina Ma
6
5
2
Morningside Heights’ Small Business Crisis
Big chains are threatening the life and economy of our neighborhood
Mar 19
•
Nick Baum
11
5
Finding God Through the Core
A conversation with Columbia Catholic Ministry Chaplain Father John Wilson
Mar 18
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Imaan Chaudhry
14
January-February 2026
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32 Years Later
Rethinking the private, public, and universal
Mar 2
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Alex Nagin
4
The Case for Reasoned Activism
Why defending free speech isn’t enough
Feb 22
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Coby S
11
1
2
Killing the Joke: Redefining Humor at Columbia
Keeping the spirit of comedy alive is no laughing matter.
Feb 20
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Joelle Rosenthal
8
2
1
Meet the Sundial Senior Staff
The article that finally made it out of the group chat
Feb 16
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Sundial
9
2
November-December 2025
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Dispelling Misconceptions About Students Supporting Israel
Contrary to what many believe, we are a nonpartisan cultural community, not an ideological one.
Dec 17, 2025
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Avi Litvak
and
Rafael Vanuno
3
3
No, Columbia Is Not a Democracy
The Student Affairs Committee misrepresented the Statute amendments. It’s time to set the record straight.
Dec 9, 2025
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Shoshana Aufzien
13
2
3
Can We Talk About the Genocide Question?
An inside account of the bureaucratic nightmare Columbia's BridgeUSA chapter faced attempting to host a discussion about Israel-Palestine.
Dec 8, 2025
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TJ Gill
6
7
2
Why Sundial Rejects Anonymous Submissions
Taking ownership of one’s ideas is a critical prerequisite for a healthy campus culture
Dec 3, 2025
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Alex Nagin
and
Imaan Chaudhry
7
1
October 2025
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Our Free Speech Crisis
Why the fight for free speech is the ground we stand on together.
Oct 26, 2025
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Alex Nagin
8
3
Secrets of Riverside Park
Transforming a “wasteland” into today’s Riverside Park cost the city hundreds of millions of dollars, more than fifty years, and no shortage of scandals
Oct 24, 2025
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Nick Baum
14
Summer Offensive: A Veteran's Perspective on Columbia’s Civic Culture
In Ukraine, I experienced comfort in a war zone. At Columbia, I experienced hostility for carrying the American flag.
Oct 23, 2025
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Sam Nahins
20
5
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In Defense of Our Fathers
On the misapplication and perversion of feminism in Columbia’s Introduction to International Politics course
Oct 22, 2025
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Jessica Weinfeld
7
1
News
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SUNDIAL EXCLUSIVE: Higher-Ups at Columbia’s College of Dental Medicine Manipulated Admissions for Epstein’s Girlfriend
Epstein files show girlfriend received admissions favoritism and professors took his funding after 2008 conviction
Feb 10
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Xinyan Chen
36
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Dear Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union: Hands Off the Dual BA
TCDSU’s attempt to end the Dual BA with Columbia is not about protecting students—it’s about controlling them
Oct 16, 2025
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Alex Nagin
and
Artemis Edison
9
1
Columbia Black History Month Committee Hosts Controversial Anti-LGBTQ Speaker
Dr. Umar Johnson, an activist and motivational speaker known for his opposition to homosexuality, spoke at the committee’s Winter Soulstice event on…
Feb 26, 2025
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Alexis Cartwright
8
2
2
Could Your Donation Be Funding Terrorism?
A Sundial investigation reveals that many fundraisers circulating in the Columbia community could be shuttling money to Hamas.
Oct 31, 2024
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Jack Engel
16
7
2
Campus Life
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The Myth and Reality of Columbia’s Conservative Women
Trad conservatives or feminists in disguise?
Mar 20
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Christina Ma
6
5
2
Finding God Through the Core
A conversation with Columbia Catholic Ministry Chaplain Father John Wilson
Mar 18
•
Imaan Chaudhry
14
Falling From a Pothole Into a Well
Reflections on CISA’s Iran Protest
Feb 24
•
Nikos Mohammadi
3
Killing the Joke: Redefining Humor at Columbia
Keeping the spirit of comedy alive is no laughing matter.
Feb 20
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Joelle Rosenthal
8
2
1
Administration
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The Last Ivy Standing: Columbia’s Case for Remaining Test-Optional
As other highly selective institutions revive standardized testing requirements, Columbia’s decision not to follow aligns with their desired academic…
Mar 25
•
Uma Rajan
3
4
Iranians Suffer, Columbia Stays Silent
The University’s ambivalence on Iran is a moral failure.
Mar 15
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Giselle Sami Dalili
4
2
Institutional Expansion Is Not Merely a Cash Grab
Administration critics must accept Columbia’s economic reality
Mar 8
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Neal Tandon
13
2
An “Academic Freedom” Without Boundaries Is No Principle at All
Why we can't ignore abuses of faculty authority
Mar 5
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Elisha Baker
5
2
Academics
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The Last Ivy Standing: Columbia’s Case for Remaining Test-Optional
As other highly selective institutions revive standardized testing requirements, Columbia’s decision not to follow aligns with their desired academic…
Mar 25
•
Uma Rajan
3
4
The Case Against Optimizing Our Education to Death
Columbia is embracing AI. Students are paying the price.
Mar 17
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Xinyan Chen
18
7
2
Ivana Hughes and Tucker Carlson Bridge the Political Horseshoe
On a Columbia scientist’s unlikely conversation with one of America’s most polarizing media figures
Nov 19, 2025
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Nikos Mohammadi
7
7
In Defense of Our Fathers
On the misapplication and perversion of feminism in Columbia’s Introduction to International Politics course
Oct 22, 2025
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Jessica Weinfeld
7
1
Israel-Palestine
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Zionism Is a Political Ideology. Stop Pretending It’s Not.
A response to Avi Litvak and Rafael Vanuno’s recent op-ed, “Dispelling Misconceptions About Students Supporting Israel”
Dec 17, 2025
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Noah Edelman
8
4
Dispelling Misconceptions About Students Supporting Israel
Contrary to what many believe, we are a nonpartisan cultural community, not an ideological one.
Dec 17, 2025
•
Avi Litvak
and
Rafael Vanuno
3
3
Can We Talk About the Genocide Question?
An inside account of the bureaucratic nightmare Columbia's BridgeUSA chapter faced attempting to host a discussion about Israel-Palestine.
Dec 8, 2025
•
TJ Gill
6
7
2
Why Don’t Columbia’s Pro-Palestinian Advocates Care About the Ceasefire?
Israel and Hamas agreed to a peace plan. Here’s why CUAD and other student groups won’t get behind it.
Oct 20, 2025
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Oren Hartstein
and
Nikos Mohammadi
17
4
2
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