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From the set list to the visual choreography to Lamar’s verbal quips, the performance used the setting of a uniquely American stage to deliver a heady warning to the American public about the political state of the nation.

It’s a dilemma as old as academia itself: When speaking out is risky but silence feels like complicity, what role do faculty play? Universities exist to challenge ideas and prepare the next generation, but in a polarized era, I ask myself: How can my professors not talk about politics when their voices have never mattered more? 

According to Columbia Professor Jonathon Crary, work culture is degrading our ability to recover and rest. Photo by Merielen Espino/The...

Humanities majors and funding are falling at an alarming rate. What’s it like to still be one? 

What Columbia calls progress, Harlem feels as the slow unraveling of its community and history.

2024 has been a contentious year, with elections at all levels of government across the country. What is it like to be a professor during...

A reflection on how social media can distort political reality after almost one month of Trump being back in office.

With the election approaching, some politically engaged students have reached a point of political overload. This article includes a list...

As Barnard enters the second half of its fall semester, students seem to be facing a plethora of emotions on campus.

It’s been just over one week since the Vice Presidential debate between Sen. J.D. Vance and Gov. Tim Walz marked the final showdown...

A look into the 'Defend Harlem' protest at Columbia.

In a letter to the Columbia and Barnard administration, dozens of Jewish faculty raise concern over a report by the Columbia Task Force...