2011-12 in Review: On socioeconomic and racial inequality

By Nataly Sauceda, Michelle Rosales, Jennifer Alzate, Jelani Harvey, Devyn Tyler, Daniel Valella, Andrew Godinich, and Andrea Viejo | May 5 04:19 pm ET

In favor of Columbia's diversity initiatives

President Bollinger's commitment to faculty diversity at Columbia is necessary.

By Nataly Sauceda, Michelle Rosales, Jennifer Alzate, Devyn Tyler, and Daniel Valella | Apr 8 03:58 pm ET

The dual exchange experienced in helping

Learning to give and receive aid.

By Daniel Valella | Nov 3 07:22 pm ET

Professor writes a sweeping tale of a ‘Lucky’ new life in America

"The Lucky Ones" sheds light on a little-known immigrant family's story.

By Daniel Valella | Sep 13 10:31 pm ET

‘Money-Driven Medicine’ digests health care debate

The new documentary film clears up the confusion surrounding the U.S. health care system.

By Daniel Valella | Apr 26 11:25 pm ET

Documentary nurses malaria through awareness

The director of “When the Night Comes” fights malaria through film

By Daniel Valella | Apr 12 08:11 pm ET

CUNUFF touts a new face with full-day student film showcase

CUNUFF kicks off an all new year of films, forums, and freebies for students.

By Daniel Valella | Apr 7 11:59 pm ET

From growing tradition of LGBT movies, ‘Dish’ lends credit to short film genre

Brian Harris Krinsky’s “Dish" is a new LGBT short film that continues to expand the definition of the genre.

By Daniel Valella | Mar 30 12:04 am ET

Seeking ‘Justice’ in forgotten moments of tense American race relations

The new documentary “Scarred Justice” on PBS remembers the forgotten Orangeburg Massacre of 1968.

By Daniel Valella | Mar 2 12:12 am ET

‘An Education’ shirks stereotype for social critique

"An Education" seeks to teach its viewers to question the way things were.

By Daniel Valella | Feb 16 12:56 am ET