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Dear Students: COVID-19 has impacted higher education as well as film and television production in ways that could never have been foreseen.
The extraordinary life of poet and educator Lucie Brock-Broido was honored this past Wednesday with a tribute held at Columbia University’s Miller Theatre.
Searching for Mr. Rugoff, a documentary directed and produced by Professor Ira Deutchman, showed at the Galway Film Fleadh 2020 as part of the documentary section.
Once Upon a Time I Lived on Mars by alumna Kate Greene ’20 is a memoir about Greene’s time living in the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS), a long-duration Mars exploration analog study run by the University of Hawaii and funded by NASA.
Every year, the Script Pipeline TV Writing Competition recognizes new and innovative television pilots and connects a select few television writers with production companies, agencies and managers.
After months of intense planning on the part of our faculty and staff, we look forward to welcoming you to Columbia University School of the Arts.
Theatre Alumna Ayvaunn Penn '18 and Alumnus and Staff member Clarence Coo '10 have been named finalists for the 2020 Eugene O’Neill National Playwrights Conference for new play development.
Dear Students and Alumni Participating in the Class of 2020 Thesis Exhibition,
I'm pleased to convey that the School of the Arts will provide, on a non-precedent setting basis, a studio rent subsidy of $2,000 for Visual Arts and Sound Art students who intend to participate in the Class of 2020 Thesis Exhibition.
Two films by Columbia alumni and current students showed at the Maryland Film Festival from June 12 until June 21.
The Chautauqua Theater Conservatory has announced its class of 2020 with five Columbia actors on the list.
The Public Theater has announced its 2020-2022 Emerging Writers Group with recent alum Julián Mesri '20 listed among the ten new playwrights to be part of the prestigious program.
The move came after outcry from colleges, universities, students, and other educational organizations.
Nothing Can Hurt You, the recent debut novel by alumna Nicola Maye Goldberg ’18, was published to very positive reviews in June.