Columbia Daily Spectator | What does love mean to Columbia students? Part I @ColumbiaSpecVideo | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 21 hours ago.
Are you excited for Valentine’s Day? In this episode of Campus Speculations, the show where we discover Columbia affiliates’ hot takes, Editorial Page Editor Colin Roedl asks students about what love means to them.

Video by Wyatt King, Elliot Heath, Emily Huang, Colin Roedl, and Senem Yurdakul
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