Newgate Farms continues to provide students fresh foods

By Nathan Glazier

Columbia University is home to many attractions from its famous libraries to its historic statues, but just outside of the campus on Broadway lies an attraction not many people outside of the students know about.

Columbia Students Enjoy Newgate Farms Produce Year Round

By Jordyn Stupp

On Newgate Road in East Granby, Connecticut, next to Newgate Prison, is a 23 acre farm with a tight knit family background, named Newgate Farms. A family owned business starting all the way back in 1933, Newgate Farms continues to grow and sell at farmers markets all over the New York and Connecticut areas.

Scheduling Error creates new life path

By Sophia Eppolito

On the first day of high school, a nervous Rebecca Castillo shuffled into a classroom expecting to find the cool, comfortable confines of the debate room. Yet, due to a scheduling error, she found herself surrounded by story-hungry journalists from the student newspaper.

Does the ‘Barnard experience’ involve Columbia?

By Paulina Ukrainets

All-girls colleges have become a rarity in the 21st century, with only 48 colleges in the United States to date.

With Columbia College at Columbia University being one of the most prestigious destinations for undergraduates, the fame of Columbia doesn’t always stretch out to include its all-female affiliate, Barnard College.

Connecticut Farmer Enjoys Selling Goods in Big Apple Farmers Markets

By Jesse Sanford

With her rosy cheeks and red checkered shirt, Judith Sedor grinned as customers milled around her tent at Columbia University’s GreenMarket. Little did the customers know that all the produce, ranging from Roma tomatoes to the purple tinted arugula, were grown on a three generation family-owned business named Newgate Farms.

Sir Michael Watches Over Carman Hall

By Kendall McGowan

When students walk into the lobby of Carman Hall and are greeted by the mellow rumble of instruments belonging to jazz, R&B, or Latin music, they know immediately to stop by the front desk, because that’s a sure sign guard Michael Layne is on duty.

Layne, a security guard at Columbia for over 13 years sings, is able to play some piano, guitar, and bass, and says music plays an integral part in his life.

Two Colleges, One Mentality

By Wileen Zeng

One is a bear, and the other’s a lion. On the inside, they are essentially the same creature. That’s the relationship Barnard College and Columbia University have with one another.

The schools are located on adjacent campuses in Morningside Heights, but one is women’s liberal arts college while the other is coed and more geared towards research. Through their affiliation, Barnard and Columbia students flow through each other’s schools like osmosis.

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After Midnight’s lack of intermission is no mistake

By Ainsleigh Caldicott

Despite its name, After Midnight’s 90 minutes will leave you with plenty of time to get home before 10:00 PM has even arrived. The absence of an intermission is certainly not a mistake.

Completely captivated by the cast, not a single audience member wishes to stretch their legs at the cost of missing an extraordinary note hit by the renowned Patti LaBelle, or an outstanding flip made by exquisite dancer Karine Plantadit.

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