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Austin Abrams' character, Henry Page, and Lili Reinhart's character, Grace Town, are introduced by collaborating on their high school's newspaper.

Review: ‘Chemical Hearts’ yields a negative reaction

By Paige Barnes, Audience Engagement Editor
August 27, 2020

Now streaming: real-time quality of the Chicago River

Now streaming: real-time quality of the Chicago River

By Staff reporter
February 25, 2019

“Grovedale High” is a teen drama web series created and produced by Columbia students. The show is set in 2005 and follows the life and love tribulations of emo, underdog high school students.

Web series takes students to emo days

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
October 9, 2017

Hazing is criminal assault, not tradition

By Editorial Board
February 13, 2017

The most recent WiSTEM cohort involved 12 female entrepreneurs who manage tech businesses in Chicago, including Jamie Migdal, CEO of FetchFind.

Connections, resources empower women in technology

By Caroline Bowen
February 13, 2017

Charlie Day and Ice Cube star in new movie

Charlie Day fights back in new movie

By Kendrah Villiesse
February 13, 2017

Anne Libera, director of Columbia and Second City’s comedy studies program hosted the “Comedy: But Seriously...” Oct. 19 talk that featured comedian Bob Saget.

Professor, stars share ‘ideas’ on comedy’s power

By Campus Editor
October 24, 2016

Cate Blanchett stars as ‘Nancy’ and Christian Bale as ‘Rick’ in Terrence Malick's drama

Terrence Malick Producers raise their glasses to “Knight of Cups”

By Film Critic
March 14, 2016

The Harold Ramis Film School will teach students to create comic film and video.

Second City film school to emphasize humor in filmmaking

By Arts & Culture Editor
February 22, 2016

Robert Eggers

Robert Eggers discusses resurrecting age-old terror in ‘The Witch’

By Film Critic
February 15, 2016

Newcomer Anya Taylor-Joy stars as Thomasin in her first major film role.

‘The Witch’ ditches cabin in the woods

By Film Critic
February 15, 2016

Paul Dalio wrote, directed, edited and composed music for “Touched with Fire.”

‘Touched with Fire’ director Paul Dalio talks art, love and madness

By Film Critic
February 1, 2016

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