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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
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Finding God Through the Core
A conversation with Columbia Catholic Ministry Chaplain Father John Wilson
Mar 18
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Imaan Chaudhry
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Falling From a Pothole Into a Well
Reflections on CISA’s Iran Protest
Feb 24
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Nikos Mohammadi
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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
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Orgo Night and the Art of Mischief
Inside the rise and fall of one of Columbia’s most comedic and controversial traditions
Nov 18, 2025
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Nate Maretzki
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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
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What Charlie Kirk Taught Me About Being Conservative On a Liberal Campus
On navigating conservative values in an environment that rebukes them.
Oct 9, 2025
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Jessica Weinfeld
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Rebuilding Columbia’s Premier BDSM Club
The student group is back, and its mission goes beyond more than just rope.
Jun 15, 2025
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Nate Maretzki
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He Outsmarted Amazon. Columbia Kicked Him Out.
Roy Lee was suspended for developing an AI tool to ace coding interviews—now his company is raking in over $200k a month.
Apr 23, 2025
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Nick Chimicles
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Our GS Geriatrics Answer Your Questions!
Clayton Smith and Nicholas Ward, resident old heads at Sundial, offer their opinions to wisdom-seeking readers.
Mar 26, 2025
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Clayton Smith
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Nicholas Greyson Ward
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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
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Trying to Find Fun at Columbia? Don’t Look at Sidechat
The app’s anonymity is a double-edged sword.
Dec 12, 2024
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Ilena Moses
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