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Fall 2003

Brian Dennehy on the Fall 2003 cover of Columbia Magazine
Columbia crown

Expanding Context: The Arts at Columbia

An essay by School of the Arts dean Bruce W. Ferguson

Features

Hollywood Transgressor
Arts & Humanities

Hollywood Transgressor

Catching up with Kathryn Bigelow

Art on Campus
Arts & Humanities

Art on Campus

Touring the Wallach Gallery 

Documenting the Edges
Arts & Humanities

Documenting the Edges

Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini release American Splendor

Surfacing into Daylight
Arts & Humanities

Surfacing into Daylight

Visiting the Midnight’s Children Humanities Festival

Reflections from Brian Dennehy
Arts & Humanities

Reflections from Brian Dennehy

The actor remembers his time at Columbia

A Conversation: Bollinger & Rushdie
Arts & Humanities

A Conversation: Bollinger & Rushdie

Columbia's president speaks with the Indian expatriate writer

Columbia and the Artist
Arts & Humanities

Columbia and the Artist

We asked a few of Columbia’s uncounted alumni artists to reflect on how their student years turned them toward the lives they’ve lived since

The Art of Healing
Health & Medicine

The Art of Healing

Listening to patients’ stories develops empathy

Making Art History at Columbia
Arts & Humanities

Making Art History at Columbia

Meyer Schapiro and Rudolf Wittkower

Columbia Jazz Ensemble
Arts & Humanities

Columbia Jazz Ensemble

A campus music group performs at Smoke

Learning a Pedagogy of Love
On Campus

Learning a Pedagogy of Love

An essay by Martha S. Jones

Jazz ’til Dawn
Arts & Humanities

Jazz ’til Dawn

A profile of Katharine Digman ’03CC

Roadhouse Raga
Arts & Humanities

Roadhouse Raga

The musical worlds of Aaron Fox

A Playwright of Ideas
Arts & Humanities

A Playwright of Ideas

Kia Corthron writes plays that grow not out of stories or characters but out of issues

Making Art a Day Job
Arts & Humanities

Making Art a Day Job

Alumni are having post-MFA success

Kara Walker’s Contradictions
Arts & Humanities

Kara Walker’s Contradictions

The artist is an associate professor in the School of the Arts

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