“Where Art Thou” is a weekly guide to interesting and notable lectures, events, and performances for the literary/musically/theatrically-inclined.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re looking for a place to take your special someone or searching for ways to fill the lonely void, check out this week’s events lineup.

A day of resignations, consumer protections, and Supreme Court discussion!

ResLife if you’re reading this, please fix the water heaters in the Barnard Quad!

Content warning: Mentions of irregular/disordered eating. Deputy Arts Editor Avery Baumel reviews an MFA Directing Thesis at Columbia’s School of the Arts.

Need to know where to find a good cup of joe?

I think we’ve seen this film before… and we REALLY liked the ending!

On Wednesday, Staff Writer Erika Avallone attended a talk where Kerri Arsenault, literary critic and author, discussed her best-selling work “Mill Town: Reckoning with What Remains,” as part of Columbia University’s Nonfiction Dialogues series.

Gearing up for one of the most notable sports games of the year has never been easier than with this guide. Welcome Super Bowl LVIII by making sure you score a touchdown on all the important facts, laughs, and figures to win big come Sunday.

Grandmaster Flash, one of hip hop’s foremost pioneers, delivers guest lecture to Dean Josef Sorett’s “Hip Hop at 50: Music, Religion, and Politics” class.

Bwog’s memory is fine. Editor’s Note: Mentions of domestic violence. 

On Thursday, students gathered at the Sundial to redesign Columbia apparel and hold a rally in support of Palestine. 

Staff Writer Paula Carrión attended an engaging conversation about a group of Black women writers who changed the cultural scene of the 1970s and who call themselves The Sisterhood.

Imagine walking to class one day and seeing Bill Murray in front of Avery. Crazy stuff.

Group the words that share a common connection. The answers to the puzzle will be written below the directions.