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1 month ago | 
columbiaspectator.com | Brooke Talley |Isabella Ramírez |Esha Karam |Sarah Huddleston
The women’s crew and men’s heavyweight teams hit the road last weekend to compete in their respective two-day regattas. The women’s team earned a bronze medal at the Lake Wheeler Invitational in Raleigh, North Carolina, finishing ahead of five other universities. Meanwhile, heavyweight crew posted mixed results at the Lake Morey Invite in Fairlee, Vermont.
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1 month ago | 
columbiaspectator.com | Andrew Vincenti |Isabella Ramírez |Esha Karam |Sarah Huddleston
Men’s golf traveled to New Jersey over the weekend for the Princeton Invitational. The Lions competed in a 14-team field over a weather-shortened two-day, two-round tournament. The Lions continued to build upon their end-of-season surge at the invitational. Their fifth-place performance out of 14 teams marked the Light Blue’s third straight top-six performance.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Skyler Gluck |Isabella Ramírez |Esha Karam |Sarah Huddleston
The vote is one of the many ways the community has shown their discontent with current campus access policy. The vote is one of the many ways the community has shown their discontent with current campus access policy. Of the dozens of bars, restaurants, clubs, and institutions in West Harlem seeking to have their liquor licenses renewed by Community Board 9, only one failed to receive unanimous approval during the general board meeting on Feb. 20—the trustees of Columbia University.
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Feb 21, 2025 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Molly Bordoff |Isabella Ramírez |Esha Karam |Sarah Huddleston
“Will you stand up to Trump and move our city’s money from dirtier to cleaner money managers?” protesters said at the event. “Will you stand up to Trump and move our city’s money from dirtier to cleaner money managers?” protesters said at the event. Protesters from the climate justice organization Planet Over Profit interrupted New York City Comptroller Brad Lander’s keynote speech at the “Legal Colloquium: The New Climate Fiduciaries” event hosted by the Law School on Friday.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Sarah Huddleston
Columbia and Barnard submitted the documents in compliance with the committee’s Aug. 21 subpoena of all disciplinary records and internal communications between top University leaders. Columbia and Barnard submitted the documents in compliance with the committee’s Aug. 21 subpoena of all disciplinary records and internal communications between top University leaders.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Kristin Merrilees |Sarah Huddleston |Esha Karam |Shea Vance
How should any rendition of the play sink its teeth into the unsettling nature of the material without repulsing the audience with grotesquery? How can it bring the audience to empathize with the main character’s deep psychological trauma without acquitting him of his repugnant crimes against nature? How should it probe the moral complexities of psychiatry, sexuality, and religion without coming off as if on too high a horse?
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Sarah Huddleston |Shea Vance
The medal, named after founding father and Columbia College attendee Alexander Hamilton, is the highest honor bestowed by the Columbia College Alumni Association and recognizes members of the college community for service to the college and accomplishment in their respective fields. The 76th ceremony raised over $1 million for the college.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Joseph Zuloaga |Sarah Huddleston |Esha Karam |Shea Vance
This election cycle, Republicans regained control of the Senate for the first time since 2018, and they are poised to maintain their majority in the House of Representatives. Democrats were forced to go on defense to protect their current razor-thin 51-49 Senate majority in vulnerable races like those in West Virginia and Montana, but Republicans successfully flipped both seats red.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Sarah Huddleston |Esha Karam |Shea Vance |Amira McKee
“I wanted to show my daughter the process and that it’s important to vote as a citizen, like to exercise our freedom for our right to vote,” David Jang, a West Harlem resident who cast his ballot at the Grant Houses, said. He said that despite the tense climate nationally, West Harlem has not felt the division. “It’s our voice as a people. It’s our voices of people to be able to have a say in what we believe is a right way of living, a right way of thinking,” Eubanks said.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
columbiaspectator.com | Sarah Huddleston |Shea Vance
After graduating from Columbia, where he studied political science, Oswald worked for the Jersey Journal for eight years, serving as the publication’s managing editor for two years. He went on to report and edit for the New York Post and the New York Daily News, where he served as news editor for four years and oversaw features for one year. He also spent time working at The Forward, PBS NewsHour, and NBC News.
