President-elect Donald Trump declared victory over Vice President Kamala Harris Wednesday morning after a competitive presidential election race. West Harlem politicians responded to the election ...

A grinning head engulfed in flames, a girl tucked behind the Black Liberation flag, and an eruption of abstract color swallowing a figure on the precipice of a sharp drop all find their place on the ...

Columbia University Apartheid Divest hosted a “Martyrs Day” protest on South Lawn on Monday to honor Palestinian, Lebanese, and Syrian individuals killed in the war in Gaza and in Israeli strikes.

The basketball court at Alexander Hamilton Playground is finally receiving long-awaited renovations after over three years of planning. Construction on the basketball court in the small park between ...

The Columbia men’s basketball team has been remarkable so far in its 2024-25 campaign, and national media is taking notice. On Monday, head coach Jim Engles was named National Coach of the Week on ...

Pharmacies across the nation have stopped offering free COVID-19 vaccines to uninsured patients following the Center for Disease Control’s termination of the Bridge Access Program in August. In West ...

The Palestine Festival of Literature hosted a lecture titled “America and the War on Palestine” on Sunday in Riverside Church. The event, moderated by author Ta-Nehisi Coates, sold out the nave of the ...

On November 6th, a majority of voters chose Donald J. Trump to serve as the 47th president of the United States, ushering the former president back into the White House for a second term.

Did you miss us? In this special edition of Ins & Outs, Spectator’s editorial board provides its extremely relevant input on the presidential election results. Join us every month to discover our ...

What can we learn from a pair of women’s leather boots, a sewing kit, or a striped shirtwaist blouse? Women’s fashion is often forced into a binary, either seen as trivial and unimportant or turned ...

Columbia and Barnard students expressed sadness and concern on Wednesday following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory against Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.

As polls closed across the country in the 2024 general election, the last West Harlem voters filed into poll sites to cast the final ballots. After voting, residents gathered for community healing ...