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Directing alum Alexander Molochnikov '25 and Creative Producing alum Jean Chapiro '25 won a National Board of Review Student Grant for their short film Extremist.
Pulitzer Prize-winning, Tony-nominated playwright, director and educator James Ijames officially joins the institution as Associate Professor of Theatre this fall.
In her new book, Everyday Intuition, writer Elizabeth Greenwood ’13 delves into everything from psychology and neuroscience to psychics and psychedelics to determine what our inner voices are — and how we should use them.
Read Professor Anelise Chen’s hybrid memoir, Clam Down, to find out.
Visual Arts Professor of Professional Practice and Concentration Head of Expanded Practice/Sculpture Jon Kessler showcases his newest exhibition, The Fourth Bird, at Mildred's Lane Complex(ity) from June 28 to August 2, 2025.
Theatre Professor and Head of the Directing Concentration Anne Bogart will be inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame at its 54th annual ceremony this fall at the Gershwin Theatre.
Four Columbia filmmakers will screen their films at the Indy Shorts International Film Festival in Indianapolis this July 22–27.
Director of Graduate Studies for Visual Arts, Painting Concentration Head, and Assistant Professor David Antonio Cruz is one of fifteen artists awarded a 2025 Latinx Art Fellowship
Fiction alum Amber Medland '15, author of the novel Wild Pets, has published her second book, nonfiction investigation Attention Seeker: The Truth about ADHD, with Dialogue Books.
Playwriting alum Angelica Chéri ’13 will bring her first musical to Broadway in 2026.
Poetry student Diana Athena explores healing after loss in her debut poetry collection Echoes in Still Air.
After a whirlwind weekend in the California desert, three Columbia filmmakers left the Palm Springs International Shortfest with special mentions for their student films.
Writing Professor Gary Shteyngart has announced the release of his latest novel Vera, or Faith, forthcoming from Random House in July 2025.