Activism

Occupy CU holds alternative fireside chat

About 20 students attended the event, huddling around hot chocolate at 116th Street and Morningside Drive.

Artivist brings grassroots films to Miller

The Artivist Film Festival closes its 2012 tour at Columbia's Miller Theater. Now in its eighth year, the festival promotes the documentary work of filmmakers concerned with an array of international issues.

Changing the Columbia Culture

Students have the power to create a better Columbia.

General Assembly discusses campus climate, money culture

Students gathered on Lehman Lawn without a clear agenda, and their discussion took on a “people’s mic” format.

FemSexy time

Columbia feminists break ground on campus and in the classrooms.

Hope must spring eternal

Black History Month is more than a political agenda—it is a month to relish past narratives about the fight for equality.

From gray matter to green matter

To be the change in the world we want to see, we need a firm grasp of how we think.

A new activism

Today’s protests are dignified vigils on Low Steps, with a few exceptions, such as the hunger strike of 2007. Often, these protests appear to be displays of activism for activism’s sake.

Whither activism?

Just last year, masses gathered on Low Steps to watch moments of the election and then Barack Obama’s inauguration. So where is that energy now?

In the ‘Age of the Tweet,’ activists talk old-school

Barnard's event on activism in the age of Twitter made a statement, but nothing to tweet about.