The Cogut Institute for the Humanities provides students, faculty and community members the opportunity to think about the humanities in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment.
Emerald Fennell’s 2023 film “Saltburn” is an aesthetically rich tale of wealth, status and manipulation. While entertaining and gorgeously shot, the film ultimately falls into the trap of devoting more attention to aesthetics than substance.
Film smartly approaches Elvis’s marriage from Priscilla’s point of view
Renowned filmmaker and documentarian Frederick Wiseman visited campus for a discussion of his recent film, “City Hall,” on Friday.
The Cogut Institute for the Humanities's Film-Thinking series presented a screening and post-film discussion of Mati Diop’s “Atlantiques.”
On Oct. 13, Australian pop-star Troye Sivan’s long-awaited album “Something to Give Each Other” was released to clamoring fans.
The Brown Arts Institute introduced New York-based artist Carrie Mae Weems’s exhibit “Varying Shades of Brown,” on display until Dec. 3.
Klaus Härö’s 2022 film “My Sailor, My Love” is as much a love story as it is a story about falling out of love.
Trinh Mai’s piece “And we shall come forth as gold” is featured in “Momentum,” a year-long exhibit organized by the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America.
“Theater Camp” is a successful mockumentary depicting the staff and students of a quirky summer retreat for thespians.
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