Arts & Humanities

For seventy-five years, the Institute of Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia has connected the community to the currents of Jewish thought

Elizabeth Denny ’10GSAS is the director of the Outsider Art Fair, an annual exposition of works by self-taught artists

In Nothing Random, Gayle Feldman charts the storied life and career of Random House cofounder Bennett Cerf 1920CC
 

When the screenwriter and producer was asked to adapt a military memoir into a TV series, the project struck a personal chord

After honing her filmmaking skills at Columbia, the writer-director went on to create one of Hollywood’s most successful franchises

Stream or see in theaters these notable releases from Columbia directors, screenwriters, and producers

In 1972, film-studies professor Stefan Sharff brought his idol Alfred Hitchcock to campus to receive a Doctor of Humane Letters

With nine novels and two recent film adaptations, the National Book Award-winning author is having a moment

Bao Ong ’10JRN spent over a decade as a New York food columnist before relocating to Texas. Earlier this year, he became the Houston Chronicle’s restaurant critic

Several alumni are behind the upcoming musical film

How the leader of the venerable Lower East Side institution preserves New York City’s multicultural history

Fifty years after Saturday Night Live’s premiere, Doug Hill ’76JRN looks back on his influential 1986 book