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Shout out to Philip Eil ’11, whose debut true crime book 'Prescription for Pain,' will be published in April 2024 by Steerforth Press! The book is an investigative look into the American opioid epidemic. Steerforth Press Read more: bit.ly/45xHDam

Get into the Halloween spirit Oct 26 at the 'On Horror' event! Writing professors Dorothea Lasky and Victor LaValle will discuss Lasky’s book of poetry, 'The Shining,' and the Apple TV+ adaptation of LaValle’s novel, 'The Changeling.' Read more/register: bit.ly/46KTfYx

Shout out to Visual Arts alumna and Adjunct Assistant Professor Linnéa Gad ’22, whose work was featured at the Immigrant Artist Biennial on Governor’s Island in New York City on Oct 1! Read more about her work, entitled 'Shoals': bit.ly/3ZUzzPM

Theatre Prof Rachel Sussman was named by Variety as a 2023-24 Broadway Star to Watch! Read more: bit.ly/3PU6Mq0

This week! The next Complex Issues event is this Thursday, Oct 19. Artist and faculty member @andshedontstop '18 will discuss her solo exhibition (now at the The Newark Museum of Art) with art historian Kellie Jones. Register and read more: lenfest.arts.columbia.edu/fall-2023-even…

'Heart,' is a short story by Shuang Xuetao and translated by Professor Jeremy Tiang recently published in The New Yorker. Read the story: newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

Congratulations to Writing Professor Hilton Als for being awarded this year’s BoBi Award (Best of Brooklyn), an honor that awards an author whose work best exemplifies or speaks to the spirit of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Book Festival Read more: publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in…

Starting tomorrow and running through Sunday, Columbia University SOA presents Brian Friel’s 'Dancing at Lughnasa,' a directing thesis production by current student Miguel Bregante. Read more and register to attend: lenfest.arts.columbia.edu/fall-2023-even…

Join us at the next Complex Issues event tomorrow evening! @andshedontstop '18 will discuss her solo exhibition, 'Adama Delphine Fawundu: In the Spirit of Àṣẹ,' with art historian Kellie Jones. Register and read more: lenfest.arts.columbia.edu/fall-2023-even…

The Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival, NewFest, is underway! Currently in its 35th year, the festival as the largest presenter of LGBTQ+ film & media in the city, and several SOA filmmakers are presenting their work at the event! NewFest Read more: bit.ly/3ZX0YRj

Playwriting alum Celine Song '14 is a playwright and filmmaker whose debut feature, 'Past Lives,' has been receiving tons of praise, including at at its Sundance premiere! Read more: arts.columbia.edu/news/alumni-sp…

Don't miss Professor Miya Masaoka performing live TONIGHT at e-flux ! e-flux.com/events/557819/…

This weekend is your last chance to catch 'Implosion Paradigm Incoming,' a solo show by Visual Arts student Sasha Fishman at Below Grand Gallery! Read more about the show here: arts.columbia.edu/news/visual-ar… #visualart #mfa #exhibition #bioplastics #columbia

This week is 'On Horror,' an event with Writing professors Dorothea Lasky and Victor LaValle. Join the discussion of Lasky’s book of poetry, 'The Shining,' and the Apple TV+ adaptation of LaValle’s novel, 'The Changeling.' Read more and register: bit.ly/46KTfYx

Don't miss Professor Victor LaValle at the Center for Black Literature tomorrow!

Join us tonight for 'Oppenheimer’s Legacy,' a collaborative, interactive ethics workshop using the film Oppenheimer to explore questions of ethics in science, storytelling, history, and energy policy. Read more and register: arts.columbia.edu/events/oppenhe…

Today marks the opening of 'After Alice, Beyond Lois,' Mining the Archive with the Women Film Pioneers Project, to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Columbia University Libraries’ Women Film Pioneers Project (WFPP) at the MOMA, now through November 10. moma.org/calendar/film/…

Check out Professor Mark Rozzo's profile of the ultimate hip-hop Renaissance man, Fab Five Freddy (Fred Brathwaite), in Vanity Fair! vanityfair.com/style/2023/10/…

SOA alum Alex Cannon '17 and his brother Paul Cannon have a short film, "The F-Word," and it's a finalist in the first-ever Cards Against Humanity Short Film Festival! Check it out here: cahfest.com

'Velvet Curtains and Gilded Frames: The Art of Early European Cinema,' is a new book by Adjunct Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies, Vito Adriaensens, set to be released by Edinburgh University Press next month! Edinburgh University Press Read more: bit.ly/3tE12sX