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‘On the Road’ and Back Again
‘On the Road’ and Back Again Sadia Sharif / Staff Illustrator April 3, 2021, 7:04 PM
Until quite recently, I had never really been anywhere. New York is a cluttered place where everything I could ever need is in the palm of my hand.
And in that cluttered place, the 1 train meanders along the West Side. Taking it all the way downtown is the slowest way for me to get home, but it’s the one I used to take most often. I would get off at Christopher Street on the opposite side of the city and aimlessly walk east, passing my old library and the local elementary school on the corner of 11th Street and Sixth Avenue. If I was really looking to wander, I would pass the Washington Square Park Dog Run and watch for hours at a time. Eventually, I would make it to the East Side and encounter the church I have always lived adjacent to. During the warmer months, I used to sit in the church’s courtyard and draw for hours ironic, a young Jew finding so
The New Columbia Bubble: First Generation, Low Income Students Form The Majority In Pandemic-era Dorms
The New Columbia Bubble: First Generation, Low Income Students Form The Majority In Pandemic-era Dorms Sadia Sharif / Staff Illustrator January 18, 2021, 7:20 PM
Columbia College sophomore Vivian Jackson shares a one-bedroom apartment in Hell’s Kitchen with her family. When Columbia went remote last spring, she struggled to attend Literature Humanities while her mother, a ballet teacher, taught plies and how to stand en pointe a few feet away from her laptop. While the commute would have been easy, the opportunity to have her own room, reliable Wi-Fi, and an on-campus job compelled her to live in the dorms this fall. As one of many students who requested on-campus housing this fall, Jackson identifies as a first-generation, low-income college student. On August 14, Columbia reversed its initial decision to bring up to 60 percent of undergraduates back to campus and instead