arts and entertainment: literature

For the class of 2025, a return to the classroom means a revival of artistic spirit

BY Fernanda Aguero August 27

Literature

‘Your Hot Girl Best Friend Has Herpes’ and can teach you all about it

BY Fernanda Aguero June 2

Literature

New student-led journal That Which Remains sparks important conversations about justice

BY Clare Donaldson April 8

Literature

The ‘How to Read’ team on creating accessibility to scholarship through podcasting

BY Maryam Rahaman April 1

Literature

Columbia’s literary magazine scene depicts animated love stories and quarantine poetry

BY Jane Loughman March 17

Literature

COVID-19 inspires new courses that push students to think themselves out of the pandemic

BY Bella Druckman January 19

Literature

Poet Claudia Rankine on “Citizen” and how imagery can propel a movement

BY Sophie Craig October 30

Literature

Columbia Int Fic uses virtual storytelling to cultivate cross-cultural empathy

BY Olivia Doyle October 8

Literature

Rankine’s “Citizen: An American Lyric” is added to the Literature Humanities syllabus

BY Holly Qu August 16

Literature

First-generation Barnard alumnae novelists cross paths at “Coming to Barnard” panel

BY Margaret Tilley February 24

Literature