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12 coffee and tea shops that keep Morningside Heights and Harlem warm 12 coffee and tea shops that keep Morningside Heights and Harlem warm Liza Evseeva / Senior Staff Illustrator Has the January cold reached your bones yet? Check out these 12 coffee and tea shops to warm your hands—and your heart—as you tackle your spring semester studies. By Bella Druckman | January 29, 2021, 12:42 AM Wind gushes down Broadway, pushing stressed students toward their dorms as they tuck their hands in their coat pockets and their ears in their hats. Twelve coffee shops offer these students a momen...

‘On the Road’ and Back Again ‘On the Road’ and Back Again Sadia Sharif / Staff Illustrator April 3, 2021, 7:04 PM Until quite recently, I had never really been anywhere. New York is a cluttered place where everything I could ever need is in the palm of my hand. And in that cluttered place, the 1 train meanders along the West Side. Taking it all the way downtown is the slowest way for me to get home, but it’s the one I used to take most often. I would get off at Christopher Street on the opposite side of the city and aimlessly walk east, passing my old library and the local eleme...

Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg to leave Columbia, join the Biden administration Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg to leave Columbia, join the Biden administration Yasmine Akki / Senior Staff Photographer After 15 years at the University, Goldberg will be leaving Columbia to join the Biden administration Content warning: This article deals with themes of sexual violence. Executive Vice President for University Life Suzanne Goldberg will be stepping down as EVP and taking a temporary leave of absence from her faculty position at C...

‘TikTOrchesis’ keeps joy alive longer than the ‘Renegade’ dance ‘TikTOrchesis’ keeps joy alive longer than the ‘Renegade’ dance Courtesy Of / Orchesis Dance group Orchesis explored the influence of the newest social media craze and uplifted the Columbia community in its latest performance, “TikTOrchesis.” By Emma Schartz | December 11, 2020, 3:17 AM From bedrooms, basements, and backyards across the world, student dancers leapt and swayed to viral music chart toppers with the same contagious enthusiasm as content creators on the titular app in “TikTOrchesis.” Orc...