Columbia University's 'Gym Crow' and the Politics of Public Space

Columbia University's 'Gym Crow' and the Politics of Public Space

by Josie Naron

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Carleton College alum, Josie Naron, reformats her senior thesis into an accessible, collage-style zine while preserving the same perspective, information, and complexity. Josie examines the dynamics and historical context of public space in Morningside Heights by focusing on Columbia's attempt to build a gym in Morningside Park. She discusses urban renewal, tenant power, and student-community joint protests. -Mikako

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