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BridgeColumbia’s Rise and the Future of Free Speech
After winning BridgeUSA’s “Chapter of the Year,” does the club’s rise suggest an inflection point for open dialogue?
Aug 18
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Nick Baum
14
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2
Letter From the Editor: Pursuing the Human
Reflections on inheriting a vibrant newsroom
Jun 25
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Nick Baum
9
1
2
Within Six Stops
An underrated museum, a secret garden, and rapture-inducing hummus
Jun 21
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Sebastian Galbenus
and
Xinyan Chen
4
What Campus Dating Apps Get Wrong About Love
There is a real appetite for romance on campus, but the algorithms fundamentally misunderstand what makes love special
Jun 13
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Emeric Chang
8
Disability Disservices: Columbia's Real Accommodation Crisis
The office designed to protect disabled students is making them fight for their own safety
Jun 6
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Giselle Sami Dalili
6
2
April-May 2026
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Letter From the Editor: Pursuing the Human
Reflections on inheriting a vibrant newsroom
Jun 25
•
Nick Baum
9
1
2
Within Six Stops
An underrated museum, a secret garden, and rapture-inducing hummus
Jun 21
•
Sebastian Galbenus
and
Xinyan Chen
4
What Campus Dating Apps Get Wrong About Love
There is a real appetite for romance on campus, but the algorithms fundamentally misunderstand what makes love special
Jun 13
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Emeric Chang
8
Disability Disservices: Columbia's Real Accommodation Crisis
The office designed to protect disabled students is making them fight for their own safety
Jun 6
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Giselle Sami Dalili
6
2
Campus Life
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BridgeColumbia’s Rise and the Future of Free Speech
After winning BridgeUSA’s “Chapter of the Year,” does the club’s rise suggest an inflection point for open dialogue?
Aug 18
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Nick Baum
14
2
2
What Campus Dating Apps Get Wrong About Love
There is a real appetite for romance on campus, but the algorithms fundamentally misunderstand what makes love special
Jun 13
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Emeric Chang
8
What Columbia Activists Are Really Looking For
Fear, loathing, and conservatism in Morningside Heights
May 29
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Imaan Chaudhry
6
6
1
The Liable Landlord
Columbia's housing violations could cost it millions
May 22
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Jessica Weinfeld
3
Administration
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Disability Disservices: Columbia's Real Accommodation Crisis
The office designed to protect disabled students is making them fight for their own safety
Jun 6
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Giselle Sami Dalili
6
2
Mooning Manhattan
How the 132nd Varsity Show critiques Columbia’s administration
May 26
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Jayna Rohslau
4
1
1
Professor John Wright on His Bittersweet Departure from Barnard
A candid chat with Barnard’s last Slavic Studies professor
May 19
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Alex Nagin
7
3
1
I Passed Out a Flyer. The Trustees Tried to Shut Me Up.
The trustees are weaponizing the Office of Institutional Equity to avoid accountability
Apr 23
11
6
3
Academics
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The Empty Theater of Discussion Sections
When attendance is mandatory and engagement is optional, what exactly is the point?
Jun 3
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Uma Rajan
8
Professor John Wright on His Bittersweet Departure from Barnard
A candid chat with Barnard’s last Slavic Studies professor
May 19
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Alex Nagin
7
3
1
The First Principles Approach
A reflection on the value of college
May 14
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Emma Shen
11
3
Freedom, Equality, Sisterhood, Brotherhood
In Tatiana Mikhailova's classroom, there are no sloppy answers or wasted minutes—instead, she teaches you to bloom where you’re planted.
May 8
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Alex Nagin
10
3
4
Culture
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Mooning Manhattan
How the 132nd Varsity Show critiques Columbia’s administration
May 26
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Jayna Rohslau
4
1
1
Good Whale Hunting: Love and Grief in Yusuf Luqman’s "The Whale"
How mournful anguish and oceanside decay make the student-run play a “modern-day prophecy.”
May 5
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Jayna Rohslau
6
2
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
Resisting Abstraction: Towards a Truer Cosmopolitanism
It’s time Columbia trades our globalizing tendencies for true love of thy neighbor.
Feb 14
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Chloe Hoyle
21
1
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City
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Within Six Stops
An underrated museum, a secret garden, and rapture-inducing hummus
Jun 21
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Sebastian Galbenus
and
Xinyan Chen
4
Commencement Is Not a “Safe Space,” Nor Should It Be
Defending JTS’ decision to host Israeli President Isaac Herzog at Commencement
Apr 29
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Noah Lederman
23
7
5
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
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
March 2026
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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
January-February 2026
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32 Years Later
Rethinking the private, public, and universal
Mar 2
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Alex Nagin
5
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
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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
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