Japan, U.S. scholars talk Afghanistan aftermath

Columbia's Weatherhead East Asian Institute hosts a discussion on Japan and U.S. policy in Afghanistan.

By William Jacobs | Nov 12 11:57 pm ET

CAVA involved in Broadway collision

Witnesses said a CAVA ambulance was turning south on Broadway from 116th Street and had stopped near the median strip when a black compact car hit it.

By Maggie Astor | Oct 25 11:34 pm ET

Class of 2009 graduates in University Commencement

On Wednesday, Columbia University’s class of 2009 officially graduated in a storm of flying fake apples, gummy bears, blow-up hammers, newsprint, and inflated condoms.

By Joy Resmovits | May 20 01:11 pm ET

Julius Caesar

“Et tu, Bruté? Then fall, Caesar!” In the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s annual outdoor production, the title character cries as Brutus stabs him to death.

By Mira John | May 1 02:08 am ET

Auto Repair

The photographer is a sophomore in the School of Engineering and Applied Science majoring in chemical engineering. She is a deputy photo training editor for Spectator.

By Mira John | Apr 10 02:39 am ET

The Right Way

The photographer is a sophomore in the School of Engineering and Applied Science majoring in chemical engineering.

By Mira John | Apr 8 02:39 pm ET

Good Luck Waste Paper Mart

The photographer is a sophomore in the School of Engineering and Applied Science majoring in chemical engineering.

By Mira John | Apr 6 02:09 am ET

Tamasha 2009: Recession Edition

Tamasha: Recession Edition, Club Zamana’s annual spring South Asian cultural show featured singing and dance groups. One group, CU Raas, did a rendition of "Romeo and Juliet."

View the image slideshow here.

By Mira John | Mar 30 01:41 am ET

Lunar Gala

Lunar Gala, the culture and fashion show put on by the Chinese Students Club in celebration of the Chinese New Year, was held on Saturday night in the Roone Arledge Auditorium.

By | Feb 23 02:53 am ET