Latinx Writers Couldn’t Get Hollywood’s Attention. So They Came Up With Another Way
During last year’s Latinx Heritage Month, Nuyorican actor and filmmaker Dominique Nieves launched a mentorship initiative for up-and-coming Latinx television writers having a harder-than-normal time getting their foot in the door.
(Refinery29, Sept. 2021)
Inside the Movement to Abolish Colonialist Bird Names
Last year, the American Ornithological Society accepted a proposal to rename a bird linked to a racist figure. And there’s more where that came from.
(Outside, February 2021)
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Students explore career paths through real-world work experiences.
(Columbia College Today, Fall 2016)
A Culture of Creation
Launching businesses and joining startups have emerged as tantalizing routes and viable career paths for the Columbia College student eager to have an immediate impact on a cause, create a product or service, or enjoy a high level of input in the workplace.
(Columbia College Today, Spring 2016)
Students Bond Around Food
Food clubs and communities offer students with similar interests a chance to connect
(Columbia College Today, Spring 2015)
Another Opening, Another Varsity Show
Since 1894, the theatrical tradition has satirized Columbia in song and dance
(Columbia College Today, Spring 2014)
Citywide hotel boom hits LIC
Though not traditionally associated with tourism, Long Island City is proving fertile ground for new hotels because of its proximity to Midtown Manhattan.
(Queens Chronicle, Nov. 2011)