Elisse Roche

Black Theater Ensemble portrays harsh, brutal world in a production of 'Fucking A'

The well-acted play imagined a grim, gory world where life is second choice to death.

By Elisse Roche | Dec 5 08:31 pm ET

After transparency concerns, NROTC committee names released

Interim Provost John Coatsworth ended up choosing two out of three students recommended by the senate’s Student Affairs Committee members: Eduardo Santana, a Columbia College USenator, and Mi Wang, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences USenator.

By Elisse Roche | Dec 5 02:34 am ET

Trentmoller’s, electronic music spurts organic roots with live band addition to shows

Synthetic live band set to electrify WIlliamsburg Music Hall

By Elisse Roche | Apr 21 08:42 pm ET

USenate drafting resolution to make evaluations public

Some senators say course evaluation access would allow for more open communication than independently-run review websites, like CULPA.

By Elisse Roche | Apr 15 03:38 am ET

NYU student band plays way through graduation and beyond

Relatives recently released its debut self-titled album, exploring diverse genres from folk to rock.

By Elisse Roche | Apr 14 09:19 pm ET

Candidates talk transparency at USenate debate

The Manhattanville expansion, ROTC forums, and swipe access were also discussed.

By Elisse Roche | Apr 11 03:17 am ET

Six candidates vying for CC’s two USenate seats

We talked to the candidates for Columbia College's two open seats on the USenate—here's what they had to say.

By Elisse Roche | Apr 8 03:57 am ET

Miami Horror to shine psychedelic Australian sun on NY crowds

Benjamin Plant, front man for the Australia-based Miami Horror, talks about his own evolution as an artist and the band's latest beats.

By Elisse Roche | Mar 24 08:06 pm ET

Music Unites strikes a chord with philanthropy-minded student artists

A hybrid of music and philanthropy, Music Unites hosts its first event featuring performances by student bands.

By Elisse Roche | Mar 23 08:11 pm ET

GS looking for ways to supplement vet aid from reduced GI Bill

Vets said they hope Congress will enact a grandfathering clause to secure the aid they matriculated with.

By Elisse Roche | Mar 9 02:33 am ET

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