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Columbia reevaluates film production strategy amid new state guidelines

Columbia reevaluates film production strategy amid new state guidelines

By Jonah Ocuto, News Editor
July 2, 2020

Students Lucas Miroslaw (right) and Giana Carli (center) work on the film set of a

Student filmmakers ‘heartbroken’ after suspension of practicum projects

By Jonah Ocuto, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2020

Protests break out in Puerto Rico as frustration grows

‘One Day at a Time’ shows continued success in new season

By Ariana Portalatin
February 5, 2018

Israeli producer and television personality, Gil Hovav will be interviewed in front of a live studio audience in collaboration with members of Frequency TV, Columbia's student-run television station.

Gil Hovav will be spicing up Columbia

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
September 11, 2017

Imagined Interiors ce;ebrats the details of TV and film characters, like this quilt of Barb's in their imagined room of hers.

Artists time travel to the ‘80s with ‘Imagined Interiors’

By Ariel Parrella-Aureli
March 27, 2017

'American Horror Story': The Mystery

‘American Horror Story’: The Mystery

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016

Actor Jussie Smollett says he loves being Black

February 15, 2016

TouchVision tarted as a new company in August 2014 and closed in January 2016.

Local news site TouchVision says goodbye to Chicago

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
January 25, 2016

Geoffrey Curley from Geoffrey M. Curley + Associates, the company that helped put “Dressing Downton: Changing Fashion for Changing Times” together, said the costumes in “Downton Abbey” range from Victorian era to flapper style.

Museum to take a trip ‘Downton’

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
January 25, 2016

Cofounder Aaron Amendola said things like dressing in Medieval garb and a love of Harry Potter can bring unity among nerd culture.

Crowdfunding kick starts ‘The Geek Show’

By Arts & Culture
November 30, 2015

Transit Future plans to expand Rail Lines

By METRO REPORTER
November 30, 2015

From left, Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight met at Western Washington University and formed ODESZA to stand out from the indie music they were used to hearing.

ODESZA talks electronic takeover

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
November 16, 2015

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