Terrah Garner

Sep 25, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Terrah Garner |Jasmine Li |professionalBy Jasmine Li

Interested in joining a preprofessional club but not sure where to begin? Don’t be intimidated by the suit-clad students bustling around campus after NSOP. Spectrum breaks down some of the finance, consulting, pre-law, and pre-med clubs on campus, helping you discover the right fit for your interests and goals. Finance clubs offer a unique opportunity for you to interact with current industry leaders in various sectors of the field.

Mar 3, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Jasveenkaur Wahan |Terrah Garner |Kelsea Peterson |socialBy Terrah Garner

After selecting your perfect park, a cute and affordable date idea is a picnic. Not only are picnics budget-friendly, but they also provide an opportunity for you and your date to relax and enjoy your surroundings. If you’re thinking of adding an extra touch of romance, consider preparing homemade meals together for the picnic.

Feb 27, 2024 | l8r.it | Jasveenkaur Wahan |Terrah Garner |Cassie Wang

It’s less than one month away from spring, and we all know what that means: midterm season, spring break, and the looming threat of the housing lottery. Every year, Columbia and Barnard students engage in the rat race for the best dorms possible for the upcoming school year, regardless of their odds. And every year, hundreds of students walk away without their first-choice dorm, carrying with them a small sense of loss.

Feb 25, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Jasveenkaur Wahan |Terrah Garner |Cassie Wang

It’s less than one month away from spring, and we all know what that means: midterm season, spring break, and the looming threat of the housing lottery. Every year, Columbia and Barnard students engage in the rat race for the best dorms possible for the upcoming school year, regardless of their odds. And every year, hundreds of students walk away without their first-choice dorm, carrying with them a small sense of loss.

Feb 4, 2024 | columbiaspectator.com | Terrah Garner |Julian Michaud

This February, Spectrum highlights Black Columbia alumni to recognize and honor their achievements and impact on Columbia’s legacy. Celebrate the rich history Columbia has to offer while learning about some of the varied experiences of Black alumni. It’s widely known that Barack Obama, CC ’83, transferred from Occidental College to Columbia, but there’s a surprising lack of discussion regarding the motivations behind this decision.