Arts & Humanities

Katherine Dieckmann of Columbia's School of the Arts makes a documentary about the Mekons

Fresh from Columbia’s World Writers’ Festival in Paris, four Indian writers reflect on their engagement with the West

One Greek poet. One African-American artist. One intrepid professor. How Robert O’Meally brought Romare Bearden back to Harlem

A Columbia College senior gets a taste of medieval winemaking

Remembering the poet John Berryman in his centennial year

Columbia historian Eric Foner is giving his lectures to the public — and to posterity

The long musical journey of Chou Wen-chung '54GSAS

Columbians build and refine media-project proposals in hopes of winning one of eight grants from the Brown Institute for Media Innovation

A yearlong citywide celebration of James Baldwin commemorates — and contemplates — the man and his work in what would have been his ninetieth year

By Laura Cantrell '89CC

Fiction by Kristopher Jansma ’06SOA

Beau Willimon’s sharp-toothed drama House of Cards might circle Washington, DC, but the political hunt started at Columbia