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WEBBy Columbia Daily Spectator Staff | Invalid Date. Living in New York City in the fall can feel like stepping into the opening scene of a movie. Whether it’s the sound emanating from subway grates or the cozy cafés on every corner, this city has a vibe that extends far beyond the screen. Your own New York City experience can be as ...
The Lenape of Manahatta: A Struggle for Acknowledgement
WEBSep 6, 2022 · The moment was years in the making. NAC’s initiative began in 2013, led by then-sophomore council member Julian NoiseCat, CC ’15, who wrote a column advocating for a Lenape land acknowledgement in Spectator titled "A poignant plaque."The effort was revived two years later by then-sophomores Tristan Stidham, CC ’17, and Noah Ramage, CC ’17.. The council posted an online petition on ...
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WEBSpectator Publishing Company, a financially-independent nonprofit organization, is Columbia’s largest student-run news media group and the parent company of the Columbia Daily Spectator. However you know Spec—be it through our website, the pages of our latest print edition, or by doomscrolling on Sidechat—you’ve likely encountered Spec ...
Columbia rises to No. 12 in U.S. News rankings
WEBSep 17, 2023 · Columbia jumped six spots to No. 12 in the U.S. News & World Report 2023-24 Best National University Rankings published on Sunday, its first ranking after announcing it would no longer submit data to the publication. Columbia tied with Cornell University and the University of Chicago, surpassing only Dartmouth College among the Ivy League schools.
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WEBAug 28, 2021 · 116 Columbia traditions. Updated on Aug. 22, 2024 at 3:22 p.m. 1. Enter the 116th Street gates and sing “Roar, Lion, Roar” on the first night of orientation or take a picture with the balloons outside the Barnard gates during move-in day. 2. Check out all five boroughs. Alternatively, set foot in four, and look at Staten Island on the ...
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WEBAbbey Hsu, CC ’24, signs first professional basketball contract. BY Jillian Prunty · Aug 19. Former Columbia women’s basketball star Abbey Hsu, CC ’24, has signed with Belgian club Basket Namur Capitale for the 2024-25 season. In an interview with Spectator, Hsu expressed excitement to begin her professional career.
Jack Cocchiarella settles defamation lawsuit, defendant admits no ...
WEBJan 13, 2023 · Democratic activist Jack Cocchiarella, CC ’25, has reached a settlement in the defamation lawsuit he filed in September against Nate Kim, a Dartmouth student Cocchiarella accused of spreading false allegations …
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WEBBY Daniela Ospino Pallares · Sep 24. Columbia released a new policy and new procedures on antidiscrimination and discriminatory harassment for students, Vice Provost for Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Laura Kirschstein announced in a Monday email to the Columbia community. The policy outlines students’ rights, reporting procedures ...
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WEBApr 11, 2022 · A combination of the bizarre and the beautiful, the lion figure is an amalgamation of many animals that, according to legend, saved a village by scaring off an evil spirit. Against a backdrop of booming drums, the dancers inside the lions make the lions rear mightily, bow, and chase away malevolent spirits to begin Chinese New Year.
University Senate approves new Master of Science in climate finance
WEBMar 31, 2024 · The program will be one-year and require a minimum of 39 credits. The University Senate approved a new Master of Science program in climate finance, a collaboration between the Climate School and Business School. The proposal passed at the University Senate’s plenary meeting on March 22 with 63 votes in favor, zero opposed, and three abstentions.