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Lucia Aniello Hacks the System
The executive producer, writer, and director shares her unusual path to the top
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The Final Fate of the Voting Rights Act
Recent Supreme Court rulings have hollowed out the landmark 1965 legislation, which sought to prevent racial discrimination in voting
16 ‘Outstanding’ Emmy Winners with Columbia Connections
These acclaimed TV shows with alumni and University ties have won Primetime Emmy awards for outstanding series
Columbia in the Movies
22 films in which Columbia makes a cameo
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The Decisive Moment
On the centennial of the Pulitzer Prize, we look back at award-winning photos that captured history
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Kimberlé Crenshaw on Police Violence Against Black Women
The Columbia Law professor discusses the Say Her Name movement and her fight for gender-inclusive racial justice
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Phillip Lopate Celebrates the Personal Essay
The prolific writer recommends six great essayists he really thinks you should read
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Flash-Bach
Israeli cellist and musical innovator Matt Haimovitz is on a mission to bring classical music to unexpected places
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The Cosmopolites
Journalist Atossa Araxia Abrahamian '08CC, '11JRN reflects on the meaning of citizenship in the twenty-first century
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Hamilton is in the House
Move over, Washington and Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton is the coolest Founding Father
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The Double-Edged Helix
To write about DNA ancestry testing, sociology professor Alondra Nelson immersed herself in the world of African-American genealogy
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Paint by Numbers
Helena Kauppila '10GSAS wants the dispersal of objects in her paintings to be as arbitrary as the scattering of stars in the galaxies
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Spellbound
The Morningside Opera staged a revival of Harry Lawrence Freeman's Voodoo at Miller Theatre