Arts & Humanities
How Do You Memorialize a Mass Tragedy?
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Clifford Chanin ’77JRN, ’80SIPA keeps the events of that day in the public consciousness
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16 ‘Outstanding’ Emmy Winners with Columbia Connections
These acclaimed TV shows with alumni and University ties have won Primetime Emmy awards for outstanding series
My Medievalist Mentor
A conversation with Columbia historian Caroline Walker Bynum on writing, mentorship, and the long arc of intellectual formation
Columbia in the Movies
22 films in which Columbia makes a cameo
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Remembering Rachel Wetzsteon (1967—2009)
Wetzsteon ’99GSAS, whom Richard Howard called “the most variously gifted of our young poets,” took her own life at the age of 42
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Preview From the Bridge
A Columbia theater-arts professor revives Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge
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The Night Hunter
Steve Duncan '02CC tracks down history in dark, dangerous places. Then he shoots it.
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A Book-Sized World
A new exhibition this winter will feature a selection of Professor Thomas Roma's modest and intimate photographs
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Shoot Shoot, Bang Bang
The visceral cinema of Kathryn Bigelow ’79SOA has heady theoretical roots
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High Art
Man on Wire, the 2008 documentary coproduced by film professor Maureen Ryan '92SOA, wins an Oscar
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Politics for Grown-Ups
Revisiting Richard Hofstadter’s “Paranoid Style” in the Age of Obama
