Two girls, a Polish Catholic and a German Jew who both survived the Holocaust to forge a close friendship, are the subject of the film, which will premiere on February 9. The screening will be followed by a discussion.

In a new one-credit course offered during the JTerm, students had a chance to shadow successful alumni and community business leaders in their professional settings.

The Museum of Tolerance in New York will present a screening of “Stills of the Movement: The Civil Rights Photojournalism of Flip Schulke,” a documentary detailing the career of the preeminent Civil Rights photojournalist, on February 2 to honor Black History Month.

Two Radio and Television students place second in national video competition.

Dr. Cynthia Lucia, director of the Film & Media Studies Program, is the co-editor of The Wiley-Blackwell History of American Film, an expansive, new, four-volume set that traces the evolution of the medium from its late-19th century origins to the present day.

The Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics welcomed top Democratic pollster and campaign strategist Mark S. Mellman for a preview of the 2012 presidential election on Thursday, December 1.