Jordan Millar

1 week ago | columbiaspectator.com | Jordan Millar

Culture Fit Collective, founded by Mario Pauldon, CC ’25, is a new student-run group on campus that gives style and fashion enthusiasts a space to celebrate and share their interests. While the club came to be in fall 2024, the idea behind the collective began when Pauldon saw a need for more inclusive fashion outlets for students, particularly those with diverse senses of style.

2 months ago | columbiaspectator.com | Jordan Millar |Conner Sund |Ariana Eftimiu |Isabella Ramírez

“A lot of our friends would joke and be like, ‘You need to start charging your friends to do hair!’” Montgomery said. “And so, over that summer, I thought to myself and I was like, hm, actually, this would be a really good idea, to start a hair business.” “It’s not just for Columbia students, but that was the original thing.

Dec 1, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Jordan Millar

At the “Just Frame It: How Nike Turned Sports Stars into Superheroes” exhibition, visitors viewed vintage sports posters featuring athletes like Michael Jordan, Bo Jackson, and Billie Jean King. They also saw footwear displays like the Nike Blazer Mid ՚77 and Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Heritage” and other sports memorabilia, which were mounted on the walls.

Oct 4, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Jordan Millar |Audrey Crate

Morningside Art Exchange, a student-run organization dedicated to building community and creating outlets for artists to showcase their talents, kicked off its new season with its first-ever clothing swap on Saturday. Hosted in collaboration with the Alpha Delta Phi Society, the inaugural fashion event provided a space for students to bring, sell, and swap their clothes, shoes, and accessories, with leftover items being donated.

Apr 26, 2023 | vapouround.co.uk | Jordan Millar