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How to Dine Like a Professional Restaurant Critic
Houston Chronicle restaurant critic Bao Ong with a bowl of ramen
Arts & Humanities

How to Dine Like a Professional Restaurant Critic

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

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From Columbia to The Pitt
Supriya Ganesh on The Pitt

From Columbia to The Pitt

For Supriya Ganesh ’19CC, starring in the Emmy-nominated hospital drama wasn’t a far cry from reality

Kiss of the Spider Woman’s Web of Columbia Connections
Collage of Columbians involved in Kiss of the Spider-Woman

Kiss of the Spider Woman’s Web of Columbia Connections

Several alumni are behind the upcoming musical film

Tenement Museum President Annie Polland Opens Doors to the Immigrant Past
Photo of Anne Polland

Tenement Museum President Annie Polland Opens Doors to the Immigrant Past

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

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Chord Curriculum
Illustration
Arts & Humanities

Chord Curriculum

A musician-writer makes music to think by

Policing the Police
Protesters
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Policing the Police

A Q&A with Columbia law professor Jeffrey Fagan on police accountability

Syncopated Sisters
Chloe and Maud Arnold
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Syncopated Sisters

Tap-dance entrepreneurs Chloe and Maud Arnold are ready to click with a new generation — and heal the world through rhythm and shoes

Being There
"Timekeeper" by Sarah Sze
Arts & Humanities

Being There

In more ways than one, Columbia professor Sarah Sze is the artist of the moment

What’s Your Line?
cartoon
Arts & Humanities

What’s Your Line?

Who hasn’t dreamed of winning the New Yorker caption contest?

Corridors of Power
Hallway
Arts & Humanities

Corridors of Power

Neiman Center artists hijack a high-rise

Rights of Passage
Statue of Liberty
Arts & Humanities

Rights of Passage

A scholar of immigration looks at some borderline claims

The Little Class that Could
Illustration
Arts & Humanities

The Little Class that Could

How do you write a children’s book?

Dr. Doodle
"Dr. Doodle"
Arts & Humanities

Dr. Doodle

A cartoonist draws from his experience

Behind the Scenes at Hadrian's Villa
Students excavating Hadrian's Villa
Arts & Humanities

Behind the Scenes at Hadrian's Villa

Columbia faculty and students are leading a major excavation of the site aimed at learning more about the villa's workers

"Haints at Swamp II"
"Haints at Swamp II"
Arts & Humanities

"Haints at Swamp II"

Allison Janae Hamilton ’10GSAS was a finalist in the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition

Regarding Henry
Henry James illustration
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Regarding Henry

Colm Tóibín reflects on literary master Henry James's voice

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