Angela Ruggiero-Corliss

Year in review: CU musicians play their part in NYC music scene

More and more Columbia students have adopted a second life as musicians in the larger NY scene.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | May 10 06:24 pm ET

CUMB bands together

On Orgo Night, students in Butler 209 can all say they're with the band.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | May 2 10:02 pm ET

Activities across the city put spring back in students’ steps

New York City’s best locations for preserving the spirit of spring break range from serene outdoor plazas to heavily air-conditioned museums and movie theaters.

By Rachel Allen, Melissa von Mayrhauser, Logan Hofstein, Jason Bell, Claire Fu, Ashton Cooper, Angela Ruggiero-Corliss, and Allison Malecha | Mar 21 09:57 pm ET

WKCR personality, jazz expert Schaap celebrates 40 years of radio

The radio giant was honored at a gala on campus, which also brought up questions of the station's financial worries.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Feb 3 11:38 pm ET

Nublu promises genre-defying performers

Eccentric East Village venue Nublu features musicians drawing from a wide variety of cultural traditions.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Jan 21 09:35 pm ET

Over the river, indie music venues await adventurous students

For the adventurous indie fan, a longer ride on the subway can mean a far better experience—a more intimate setting, a refreshingly different crowd, and a chance to explore some truly bizarre places.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Oct 1 06:37 pm ET

Writer contemplates feminism, internet at conclusion of Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Fun. Cool. Edgy. According to Jessica Valenti, feminism is all of these things—though her adjectives may challenge some stereotypes.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Apr 29 08:56 pm ET

WBAR-B-Q concert brings beef and beats together

Barnard’s independent radio station will host its sixteenth annual WBAR-B-Q on Lehman Lawn this Sunday. The free concert and barbecue is scheduled to run from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Apr 22 09:34 pm ET

Bacchanal concert set to bring the noise this weekend

This Saturday, from 3-5 p.m, Columbia students will set down their textbooks, don their sunglasses, and congregate on Low steps to see Talib Kweli and Vampire Weekend perform in the Bacchanal spring concert.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Apr 15 09:32 pm ET

Lucha to host event for health screening, reform

According to Columbia social justice group Lucha, health should not depend on wealth.

By Angela Ruggiero-Corliss | Apr 9 08:35 pm ET

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