Columbia drag performer Pixxie debuts persona at Circus Critters
Adrianna Gutierrez’s drag performance introduced a new persona to the stage this spring. The debut came to life through a campus showcase built on experimentation and performance art.
Shawn Katz, Reporter
Why some World Cup songs last long after the final whistle
Fans can still sing along to "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" and "Wavin' Flag" years after those tournaments ended. As FIFA rolls out an 18-song soundtrack for the 2026 World Cup, some wonder whether a global sports anthem is harder to create in the streaming era.
Columbia acting student learns to trust the spotlight
Senior Mariah Gordon, who has appeared in “The Chi” and “South Side,” may still get nervous before stepping on stage, but she has learned how to turn that fear into motivation.
‘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.
‘Slip On In’ encourages open talks about sex, identity
The event series invites students to explore sexual wellness, identity and intimacy in a space built on curiosity, inclusivity and education.
Alumni share advice, industry insight at Women’s History Month panel
Hosted by Columbia’s SGA, a group of women alumni discussed careers, creativity and life after graduation. Students said the panel gave them confidence and a clearer vision for their futures.
After Oscar win, Columbia students see clearer path to Hollywood
Alum Chase Infiniti, a 2022 BFA musical theatre graduate, had a role in “One Battle After Another,” which won Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
Review: ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ reopens the gates to old nightmares
Released as part of the franchise’s 30th anniversary celebration,“Resident Evil Requiem” returns players to Raccoon City to uncover what remained after the original outbreak.
Student Academy Awards inspire Columbia filmmakers to think beyond the classroom
Seeing award-winning student films from around the world is encouraging Columbia filmmakers to rethink how their own projects could move beyond the class assignments and reach a global stage.
Planned Parenthood CHAT Program brings sexual health resources to campus
The Center for Student Wellbeing partnered with Planned Parenthood to host “Cupid’s Check-In,” a Valentine’s Day–themed sexual health event, offering students free resources and information about safe sex.
Review: Bad Bunny turned halftime show into cultural reckoning
The global superstar delivered a vibrant tribute to Puerto Rican identity, blending high-energy hits with deep cultural symbolism and a star-studded celebration of the Latin American experience.
Students unpack identity, queer storytelling through ‘Heated Rivalry’
SDI’s panel invited students to reflect on representation, joy and how media influences self-understanding.
Columbia junior builds fashion brand from Instagram to a styling enterprise
Galaxy Wolf has expanded Fashun Rools beyond social media, offering professional styling services and fashion research through a new website.