‘Trans Panic’ challenges conventional ideas of trans representation
Columbia’s Cult Cinema Club screened the film and hosted a Q&A with director Gren Bee as part of Wicked Week.
Jubilee Becker-Hall, Reporter
Review: ‘Clayface’ would have worked better as the subplot of a different superhero movie
The latest installment in the DC movie universe can’t tell if it wants to be a body horror film or a B-movie supervillain flick, creating a slope of quality that matches the main character’s descent.
‘Where reality and fantasy collide’: Humanities course explores the power of imagination
The 200-level elective offered by the School of Communication and Culture encourages students across disciplines to expand their perspectives through art and fiction.
Columbia biology course explores the history of sex and queerness in nature
The 200-level honors course has students challenging their own understandings of how sex works, and the different ways it can appear in various environments.
Review: ‘Other Mommy’ is both a middling film and a poor adaptation
Josh Malerman’s “Incidents Around the House” has been brought to the big screen under an entirely new title, and with an almost completely different plot that misses the point of the original.
‘Comedy Cabaret’ makes its annual return
In preparation of the upcoming sketch show, the crew behind the production prepare and reflect on how the show connects to Chicago and the world at large.
Review: ‘Forgotten Island’ is perfectly okay
Dreamworks’ 2026 film delivers with strong messages, but with pacing too quick for its own good.
Review: The Legend of Zelda is sidelined on its own anniversary in recent Nintendo Directs
For the first time, Nintendo hosted two Nintendo Directs back to back. Despite it being The Legend of Zelda’s anniversary, it’s overshadowed by Metroid and Kirby.
Karaoke gives students a chance to connect at start of semester
Student Engagement and Leadership hosted the event at The Hive on Thursday, Sept. 10.