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Column: Living past religious trauma and reconnecting with my past

Column: Living past religious trauma and reconnecting with my past

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
November 21, 2022
Illustration by Hannah Tonn.

Before becoming an au pair, learn from those with experience

By Valeria Mancera-Saavedra, Echo magazine
July 11, 2022
Photo by Mikaela Helane.

Bilingual speakers face heartbreak of losing fluency in their mother language

By Kimberly Kapela, Echo magazine
June 29, 2022
Awkward: Talking to your aging relatives about the toxic masculinity of neglecting their health

Awkward: Talking to your aging relatives about the toxic masculinity of neglecting their health

By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Senior Editor
November 19, 2021
Opinion: ‘Support the troops’ slogan is meaningless unless matched with action to dismantle the military-industrial complex

Opinion: ‘Support the troops’ slogan is meaningless unless matched with action to dismantle the military-industrial complex

By Kaylie Slack, Photojournalist
December 17, 2020
Opinion: Commercialism for Christmas, Charlie Brown

Opinion: Commercialism for Christmas, Charlie Brown

By Erin Threlkeld, Copy Editor
December 9, 2020
Students find ways to make a solitary Thanksgiving feel less lonely

Students find ways to make a solitary Thanksgiving feel less lonely

By Lauren Leazenby, News Editor
November 24, 2020
Awkward: How do you broach conversations about tough topics at the dinner table?

Awkward: How do you broach conversations about tough topics at the dinner table?

By Lauren Leazenby, News Editor
November 20, 2020
Released on Oct. 5, Ajani Jones' latest EP, "Kenya," is named after his mother.

Review: Ajani Jones delivers his most personal record with ‘Kenya’ EP

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
October 26, 2020
The community opens up: Conversations about racism and the Black experience are 'uncomfortable,' sometimes traumatic

The community opens up: Conversations about racism and the Black experience are ‘uncomfortable,’ sometimes traumatic

By Paige Barnes, Audience Engagement Editor
June 25, 2020
Owen Clarke, friendship bracelet.

The tokens they carry

By Justin Anderson, Photojournalist
February 8, 2020
The Alexandroff family had a long history at Columbia until a position held by Norman Alexandroff, a former library staff member, was terminated at the beginning of the summer.

End of an era: Columbia’s last Alexandroff dismissed

By Miranda Manier, Managing Editor
August 20, 2019
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