Joanna Wang

Why the ‘Social Experiment’ will fail miserably

How much money would it take for you to say hi to someone?

By Tom Miner and Liz Lund | Nov 16 07:18 pm ET

Should students design and teach their own electives?

Creating our own courses to fit our individual wants and needs

By Isaac Lara | Oct 6 06:27 pm ET

I am not a terrorist

Prominent racism even after 9 years.

By Sameea Butt | Sep 8 06:45 pm ET

A year in op-eds

A look back at how the on and off campus events and trends were spelled out on the editorial page this past year.

By Vickie Kassapidis, Sarah Ahmed, Rebekah Mays, Paula Gergen, and Jennifer Fearon | May 8 11:48 pm ET

What I think about when I think about Spec

Spec was my identity and now it’s not. Maybe, now that I’m graduating, I’ll be able to move away from the shadow of the title and start to express myself again.

By Miriam Krule | Apr 29 08:30 pm ET

Uphill battle

We are all future graduates of Columbia University and should be proud of our intellectual diversity.

By Chloe Oliver | Apr 8 11:21 pm ET

Uphill battle

We are all future graduates of Columbia University and should be proud of our intellectual diversity.

By Chloe Oliver | Apr 8 08:48 pm ET

La vie Sarkozy

Sarkozy expressed this seemingly unafraid attitude most notably in his criticisms of the two hottest topics of the moment–the economy and the health care debate.

By Emily Shea | Apr 1 10:07 pm ET

A letter of concern: Turn down the lights, turn up the heat

The entire world, over a span of 24 hours, in sexy, environmentally conscious intimate darkness!

By Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti | Apr 1 08:16 pm ET

I’m majoring in X. Don’t ask me why.

I could talk or write for hours about why I’m studying Russian literature. But the more pressing concern is the general “why?” Why do we—why should we—declare the majors that we do?

By Emily Tamkin | Mar 4 08:05 pm ET

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