Picture Perfect Modeling Troupe closes semester with student-run fashion showcase
The club’s end-of-semester runway show featured original student designs, first-time models and themes ranging from cultural pride to horror-inspired fashion.
Arts & Culture
Columbia’s Fashion Association hosts second annual ‘Project Styling’
Five contestants competed in the ‘'90s Revival’ themed fashion styling competition hosted at 1104 S. Wabash Ave. on May 6.
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ reminds us why “Everybody wants to be us”
The world of fashion, ambition and journalistic power returns as “Devil Wears Prada 2” proves why the industry still moves at Miranda Priestly’s pace. That’s all.
‘Fun Home’ hits Columbia’s stage with a queer coming-of-age story
Based on Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir, the musical follows a cartoonist reflecting on her childhood and her relationship with her father. Moving across timelines, the story explores identity, memory and generational differences.
Student choreographers debut original work during Admitted Students Day performance
Original choreography by two seniors anchored the Dance Center performance, giving admitted students a closer look at the program’s creative and professional training.
Fifth annual For Women, By Women exhibit features resilience in the face of adversity
The exhibit, which was presented in salon style, featured over 300 pieces created by women and non-binary students, including the first ever immersive artistic experience.
Review: ‘Michael’ captures the King of Pop’s rise with spectacle and restraint
Jaafar Jackson pays homage to his uncle Michael Jackson in the most recent biopic dedicated to the success story of the king of pop.
Mistrophia wins first-place at annual Biggest Mouth competition
Columbia’s Student Programming Board hosted its annual Biggest Mouth performance, where alternative and independent rock band Mistrophia took first place, earning a $1,000 prize and a headlining spot at Manifest. The performers Aliejha Cullick and Shadan Red tied for second, and Xndr placed third.
‘Records never actually went away’: why Chicago listeners are keeping vinyl alive
Despite generational shifts in music consumption and industry preferences, LPs have maintained cultural relevance for many in the digital age.
‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ is dead on arrival
Lee Cronin’s reimagining of the classic horror monster is just another disappointing possession movie with shallow characters and scares.
Columbia showcases faculty films in month-long celebration
Columbia’s Celebration of Faculty and Staff Creativity Film Screening highlights films that celebrate many cultures and genres through weekly events.
Renegades Dance Team performs in inaugural Festival of Dance Clubs
The Dance Center launched a weeklong festival to consolidate student showcases and expand access to performance space.