A Composer’s Path from Rio de Janeiro to New York City
In his first semester teaching at Columbia, Marcos Balter encourages his students to embrace change and curiosity.
Throughout his career, Neal has focused on, among other things, digital scholarship, intellectual freedom and property, and diversity and social justice.
They gave the world Citizen Kane and All About Eve. But it took Ben Mankiewicz (’92 JRN), the host of Turner Classic Movies and the youngest star of this four-generation Columbia family, to bring them all together.
As the inaugural recipient of the Bobby Kashif Cox Memorial Scholarship, the Columbia School of the Arts MFA student takes inspiration from his native Georgia.
Exhibitions
A joint exhibition between the Rare Book and Manuscript Library and the Jewish Theological Seminary features works from the centuries-old Jewish community on the Greek island.
An exhibition at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery of works by Fab 5 Freddy, Lee Quiñones, and william cordova is on view through October 14, 2022.
Ukrainian-American photographer Sasha Maslov's pictures depict the devastating effects of the war in Ukraine, in an exhibition at the Harriman Institute. On view through October 14, 2022.
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A Composer’s Path from Rio de Janeiro to New York City
In his first semester teaching at Columbia, Marcos Balter encourages his students to embrace change and curiosity.
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Dean Sarah Cole is enthusiastic about the state of things in the humanities division she oversees within the faculty of arts and sciences.
