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CCSC and ESC announce at-large representatives, class of 2030 election results
The elected students told Spectator they want to increase transparency from the administration and strengthen connections with the student body. The elected students told Spectator they want to increase transparency from the administration and strengthen connections with the student body. The Columbia Elections Commission announced the results of the fall 2026 Columbia College Student Council and Engineering Student Council elections in a Monday email to students from both schools.
Cambridge University launches first international startup hub in West Harlem
The six-month program, known as the New York Leap, will operate near Columbia’s Manhattanville campus. It follows an earlier initiative launched in the United Kingdom and includes science technology startups Verinnogen, Streamtrix, Aila Biotech, Senesys.Bio, and Wave Photonics. The companies are developing a range of innovations from preclinical oncology devices to central nervous system gene delivery systems to senescent cell therapies.
Pianist Conrad Tao performs world premiere of David Fulmer’s ‘I have loved a stream and a shadow’ at Miller Theatre
The work consists of 10 movements, the first three of which have been performed by Conrad Tao previously, and the last seven being played for the very first time. The work consists of 10 movements, the first three of which have been performed by Conrad Tao previously, and the last seven being played for the very first time. From Renaissance sacred music to jazz septets, Columbia’s Miller Theatre hosts a wide variety of musical performances each year.
Women’s soccer rallies late to defeat Penn 3-2
The Lions will look to add on to their three-game winning streak against Yale on Saturday. The Lions will look to add on to their three-game winning streak against Yale on Saturday. Entering the matchup, Columbia had won its previous two matches in Ivy League play amid a stretch of good form. Penn (6-5-2, 1-2-1 Ivy) entered the game looking to maintain its momentum after earning its first win over Princeton since 2014.
Guide to Sexual Violence Response and the Title IX office
Students affected by sexual and gender-based violence have options for support at Columbia, from confidential counseling to formal reporting. Here is what each resource offers and how to reach it. Access comes with awareness, and a great place to start is by establishing the different roles of the Title IX office and SVR. Title IX is a federal law that bans sex-based discrimination at any institution that receives federal funding, including Columbia.
Men’s soccer secures a hard-fought draw against Princeton
The Lions (3-2-4, 0-1-2 Ivy) had a strong showing against a historically difficult opponent in Princeton (6-2-4, 1-1-1 Ivy), which was fresh off a win at home against Yale on Oct. 3 and a draw with Hofstra on Oct. 6. Columbia last managed to beat the Tigers 10 years ago in 2016, with the Light Blue losing six times since. Columbia hit the ground running, with a strong attack in the second minute of the game.
Barnard extends housing move-out date to Dec. 24 for students with Dec. 23 exams
This semester, Dec. 23 marks the last date of final exams at Columbia and Barnard. This semester, Dec. 23 marks the last date of final exams at Columbia and Barnard. Barnard will extend some students’ move-out date to Dec. 24, modifying the college’s original decision to make the last move-out date Dec. 23—the last day of final exams. Students with exams on Dec. 23 will now be able to move out on Dec. 24 for no charge, a Barnard official told Spectator.
Women’s soccer bounces back with 2-0 shutout victory over Dartmouth
The Lions will look to carry their momentum into their upcoming matchup with Cornell. The Lions will look to carry their momentum into their upcoming matchup with Cornell. The Lions (2-6-3, 1-1-0 Ivy) took the pitch in an attack-focused formation, matching up against Dartmouth’s (7-2-2, 1-1-0 Ivy) defensive setup. The Light Blue quickly took control of the tempo, pressuring Dartmouth’s backline from the first whistle.
Hamilton Heights volunteers gather to clean up 145th Street
About a dozen volunteers worked together to beautify the streets of Hamilton Heights. About a dozen volunteers worked together to beautify the streets of Hamilton Heights. New York City faces a massive litter and waste challenge, generating roughly 44 million pounds of daily waste that require curbside collection.
More than just a game: The links between sporting events and domestic violence
What happens when the tensions of sports do not stay on the field? Photo by Sherry Chen/The Barnard Bulletin May 2, 2026 During the first few months of the year, weekend nights are buzzing with excitement and energy as people gather to celebrate anticipated sporting events such as the Super Bowl and March Madness. Yet, behind the closed doors of these lively occasions, domestic violence can quietly escalate.
Seven drink recipes anyone can make at the dining halls
Whether you are tired of JJ’s milkshakes or sick of $8 coffees, here are seven drink recipes you can use to make the most out of your dining plan. Photo by Vernon Demir/The Barnard Bulletin February 25, 2026 Across the many dining options on campus, there is no shortage of meals available for your swipes, but what about drinks? When fountain machine sodas become boring, finding an exciting drink covered by your meal plan becomes difficult.
The endless growth of pickleball
Artwork by Kathy Cao/The Barnard Bulletin November 24, 2025 Pickleball, the hodgepodge of tennis, badminton, and ping pong, is sweeping the nation as America's fastest growing sport. What once was a niche hobby has now evolved into a cultural phenomenon, sparking the creation of thousands of courts and international tournaments. Despite its recent rise, the sport has actually been around for several decades.
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