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Three projects featuring the work of Columbia filmmakers have made the official selection for this year's Venice International Film Festival.
Visual Arts alumna Anna-Ting Möller '23 is presenting Fantasy of the Fabrication, an exhibition that delves into our preconceived ideas about the cycle of life, particularly focusing on microbiology, fungi, and mold.
Earlier this month, Microscope Gallery announced their representation of Sound Art alumnus Kamari Carter '19.
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Writing student Rochelle Goldstein has been named the 2023 winner of The Iowa Review Award for Nonfiction. Goldstein’s essay, "The Stain," will be published in the Winter 2023/2024 issue.
We’re delighted to welcome two new faculty members to the 2022/23 academic year.
Poetry alumna Tiffany Troy ’22 has published Dominus (BlazeVOX, 2023), her first full-length poetry collection. Dominus was conceived and compiled during Troy's time as a student at Columbia.
The Raven Theatre Company has named Theatre alumna Sarah Slight ’09 as its new Artistic Director.
Our Father, the Devil, written and directed by Ellie Foumbi ’17, will hit theaters in the US on August 25, 2023 at the Quad in New York City.
This week, President Shafik gave an update on the next steps the University will take in response to the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action.
Crystal Hana Kim '14 (CC '09) will publish her new novel, The Stone Home, on April 2, 2024 with HarperCollins.
Playwriting alumnus Harrison David Rivers ’09 has written a new play called The Salvagers. The play, scheduled to debut in November 2023 at Yale Repertory Theatre, is directed by filmmaker Mikael Burke.
Writing alumna Samantha Childs ’14 has recently published her new picture book titled Henri and the Magnificent Snort (Sea Lavender Publishing, 2023).
Rising third-year Film student Alex Bateman is a recipient of the Phil Zwickler Memorial Research Grant from Cornell University.
Numerous students and alumni from the Visual and Sound Arts Program are featured in two notable summer exhibitions.