In The Loop – Page 2

Give Yourself the Credit You Deserve

Throughout the duration of the pandemic, I feel like I haven’t been doing as much as I “should.” I haven’t […]

Agora is Greek for an open and public meeting place to gather. This sculpture is comprised of 106 nine-foot-tall headless

If you’re like me, you really miss splurging on a nice meal, really just any meal in general out at

Have you been searching for the perfect combo genre of music? Queer artist, Elijah Jagours, known as Háj, describes his

I’ve had multiple conversations with my friends (Columbia students or not) about how we’re struggling so much. Many of my

Some historians believe that April Fools’ Day began in France, and was connected to Pope Gregory XIII’s adoption of the

If you’ve walked North on State Street before, you’ve likely passed that gigantic, red object on Federal Plaza before and

Al Rauber is a paranormal investigator and has been researching for over 50 years! Electronic voice phenomena is his speciality.

Well it’s about that time already again to register for the fall semester. This last year has been unusual and

Some of my social media feeds mention nostalgia for the beginning of the pandemic. Like many, this was probably one