WHAT? Auditions for the CCSC-funded short film LIVE AND LET DIE ANOTHER DAY, A Don Q inspired story about two best friends who escape the predictability of college life by indulging in their James Bond obsession, that is, until SHE walks in… WHEN? THIS WEEK. Wed. at 8-11pm Hamilton 404 and Thurs. 6-10pm Hamilton 707 […]

DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

DIA 203 Diana Center, Barnard College Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to […]

Satow Room, Lerner Hall Coordinated and facilitated by ROOTEd members, the Allies Series is an intensive dialogue series, which confronts issues of social power and privilege on individual, organizational, and community-based levels. The goal of the series is to create a space for student organizations and individuals within the larger Columbia community to grapple with […]

MOVING TOWARD UTOPIA: What King of City Lies Ahead? PANELISTS INCLUDE: Tom Angotti, Nancy Levinson, & Bill Menking Moderated By David Smiley Wednesday, April 14th 6:30PM James Room 4th Floor Barnard Hall (West 117th St and Broadway) A new concept of the city has emerged among contemporary urbanists. Architects and planners now frame the city […]

Lerner 569 In anticipation of the KSA Culture Show on April 9th 2010, there will be a promotional event this Sunday, March 28th at 6:00P.M in Lerner 569. There will be free energy drinks, food and shot glasses available. As if that’s not enough, we have performances ready and you can also purchase discounted culture […]

Diana Center Black Box A new mixed media project of poetic and mythical lengths, The Leap of Ersatz! tells the story of an archetypal poet who returns to nature seeking meaning in a life filled with loss, disillusionment and mendacity. It is on this path, however, that Ersatz falls into a state of unconsciousness where […]

Remember to bring your camera to capture the best moments of your spring break! Submit your photos to the annual Columbia University Exposure Photography Contest and you may win cash prizes and a professionally print of your photo! The contest has 5 categories: People/Emotive, Nature/Landscape, Urban, Humor/Humour, Abstract. All submitted works will be exhibited during […]

@ Davis Auditorium, Schapiro CEPSR Dr. Shaw will be discussing his work in D. E. Shaw Research (“DESRES”) as chief scientist. RSVP today at http://www.tinyurl.com/deshawtalk!

NYC’s First Intercollegiate Hackathon – Friday, April 2nd, starting at 7pm and lasting 24 hours Meet top programmers & hackers from Columbia, NYU, UPenn, City College, Yale, Cooper Union, Brown, & Princeton. Learn about cool new technologies and APIs demoed by NYC’s top tech startups. Improve your hacking skills with tips and tricks from startup […]

@ Satow Room Come to the FREE screening of Clint Eastwood’s Oscar-Winning film “Letters from Iwo Jima,” hosted by Columbia Japan Society! There will be a short introduction provided by Professor Carol Gluck, an expert in the field of WWII history, and an opportunity for discussion and a Q&A session with Professor Gluck following the […]

Roone Arledge Cinema Students for Sensible Drug Policy is excited to present 10 Rules for Dealing with Police, a Flex Your Rights production. 10 Rules for Dealing with Police is a comedic-but-informative look at the rights that citizens have when stopped or searched by police. The movie is particularly aimed towards youth and college students, […]

Lerner 501 Come see the documentary “Manos de Madre” and hear past volunteers speak about volunteer opportunities with Safe Passage, a non-profit organization that fosters hope, self-esteem and education to the poorest at-risk families of the Guatemala City Dump. This event is hosted by Columbia Students for International Service (CSIS) and is perfect for anyone […]

Join for this amazing opportunity to screen Breaking Upwards a romantic comedy prior to its Nationwide Release! You’ll have an chance to ask questions to some of the cast of the film and they’ll be an engaging discussion on “Relationships: On Campus, Off Campus, & Anywhere in Between!” following the Q&A. PIZZA, popcorn and light […]