Columbia University announced this week that, along with its yearly flu shot program, the University would also be offering free peptide injections in partnership with the U.S. Department of Health and Human…
JUST IN—Following extensive deliberation and consideration, administrators at Columbia have unveiled a brand-new plan to be even more publicly safe: Public Safety for Public Safety (or, Public-Safety-Squared). The plan comes about following…
Last week, 26 teams of SEAS students competed in their annual Cardboard Boat Regatta, also known as their excuse for not taking the swim test. Armed with only cardboard and duct tape,…
Are you an engineering student? Have you turned down opportunities to work at mass surveillance companies because of silly things like a conscience? Don’t worry, Columbia now has you covered, because SEAS…
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Having recently progressed to the U.S. Department of State’s Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory status, the Butler Stacks have become home to New York’s newest installation of Flock cameras. The “Stacks,”…
Following LitHum’s controversial new no-technology policy, professors have noticed a concerning decline in students’ ability to operate books. What seemed to be a relatively simple endeavor has become a Herculean task for…
The University’s first-week-of-classes financial report sent shockwaves through community members as they saw the sheer price of the electricity bill. When asked for comment, a 4000-level mathematics class said they weren’t even…
NEW YORK — Columbia issued a statement Wednesday calming concerns over the ShinyHunters breach, noting that the compromised dataset is “substantially identical” to the one released in last August’s cyberattack, and the…
As the surge of indeed visits, coffee chats, and interviews comes to a close, the clear signs on campus are here: the cherry blossoms have sprung, and with them come the next…
