September 2025

The Answer to Student Loneliness Isn’t At the Bar—It’s In Our Kitchens

Why small, intentional gatherings can ease loneliness better than nights out in the city.

Sep 18, 2025 • Xinyan Chen

What Did Sundial Get Up to This Summer?

How a summer devoted to our writers’ reflections and curiosities reaffirms our mission

Sep 6, 2025 • Alex Nagin and Imaan Chaudhry

How the Class of 2028 Spent Their Summers

Welcome to the Handshake Hunger Games.

Sep 6, 2025 • Uma Rajan

Columbia Students Aren’t Talking About AI. That should concern you.

Failure to renew the AI debate will amplify our community’s shortcomings

Sep 6, 2025 • Imaan Chaudhry

Why Don’t We Explore More of Upper Manhattan?

Outdated perceptions and confused morals prevent students from visiting the school’s surrounding neighborhoods.

Sep 4, 2025 • Nick Baum

Affirmative Action, But Make It Conservative

An old liberal idea might just be the solution to a new conservative problem.

Sep 4, 2025 • Oren Hartstein

When Systems Fail: Why Due Process Matters

My faculty University Senate election victory was overturned. Here’s why I chose to appeal.

Sep 4, 2025 • David Kessler

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