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Radoff: I tell you my story, because I can

Nicholas Radoff June 6, 2015 0 Comments

I was not supposed to be here. A few years ago, I never thought I would be able to finish my degree at Stanford. I owed the University thousands of dollars, I had been in and out of the hospital and I... Read More »

The case for a vegetarian-themed dining hall

Asha Brundage-Moore May 10, 2015 3 Comments

Even as one of the most vegan friendly campuses in the country, there is still work to be done to make vegan and vegetarian students’ needs feel equal to omnivorous students. Read More »

Earthfest celebrates Stanford’s sustainability initiatives

Elizabeth Wallace April 26, 2015 0 Comments

Guitarists strummed, students munched on create-your-own trail mix, and the sun shown down on Columbae’s front lawn this Friday as students and Prospective Freshmen (ProFro’s) alike celebrated the... Read More »

How the other half lives

Michaela Elias March 9, 2015 7 Comments

Many Stanford students embark on a study abroad program to encounter new cultures or gain a fresh perspective. But students living in Sigma Chi and Columbae have found that cultural immersion and eye... Read More »

Stripping down with Columbae: A conversation with a body painter

Helin Gao October 23, 2013 0 Comments

Full Moon on the Quad (FMOTQ) is a tradition that has students worrying. Some students worry about being awkward, some about mono and some about what clothing to wear—or the lack thereof. Read More »

Columbae’s nude tradition blocked by police, librarians

Ileana Najarro March 18, 2013 14 Comments

Columbae residents hoping to participate in the co-op’s long tradition of handing out snacks in Green Library the night before finals week while naked were prevented from doing so on Sunday evening... Read More »