Manuel Nocera

The temporary suspension of Jimmy Kimmel after remarks about Charlie Kirk’s death shows how quickly free speech can be chilled. As President Trump escalates attacks on the First Amendment, student journalists must defend their right to report freely and critically, writes The Editorial Board.

Gabriela Diaz de Sabates and Marcelo Sabates discuss Columbia’s study abroad and J-term travel opportunities.

Anthony Carrera describes his artistic process, inspirations and how his time at Columbia influenced his work.

The invitation sounded simple enough: a Halloween party in a second-floor walk-up, packed with costumes, music and friends. But before I could decide what to wear, I had to calculate whether I could even get my wheelchair through the door. For people with disabilities in Chicago, that exhausting calculation isn’t the exception — it’s the...

Teen Vogue taught us that fashion and activism could coexist. Its merger with Vogue feels like losing that fearless spark we grew up with, writes Andria Childress.

Wrap up the semester by supporting students from programs across the college as they present their creative work.

For many students, routine commutes to class became a source of fear and uncertainty this semester. That unease is unlikely to fade. ICE is still in Chicago under President Trump’s stepped up immigration enforcement, and Border Patrol officials have said they will return in the spring.

Para muchos estudiantes, los viajes rutinarios a clases se han convertido en una fuente de miedo e incertidumbre a medida que se acercaba la presencia de oficiales de inmigración este semestre.

After a long day recently, I just wanted to flop on the couch and watch my Miami Heat. Instead, within minutes, I had a splitting headache — not from the game, but from trying to figure out where to watch the game. NBA League Pass didn’t have it. ESPN didn’t have it. Amazon, Peacock and...