Arts & Humanities

In a new show of experimental theater called Gravid Water, actors and improvisers meet onstage to perform a series of unrehearsed scenes

No one knows the streets of New York like John Tauranac

Few are aware that Norman Podhoretz's intellectual life began well before 1960

A Columbia archive helps history find a voice

Supporters and critics agree that the United Nations needs an overhaul. Six Columbia insiders assess the damage and tell us where repairs should begin

Thirty-five years after his death, the prolific author is still leaving his sometimes mordant mark

Director Peter Brook was drawn to the Columbia audience as much as it was drawn to him

Rachel DeWoskin's new book reveals her to be a subtle scholar of Sino-American perceptions and misperceptions

An appreciation of the late Anthony Hecht