Care Package
Jan 27, 2017ColumbiaCares is a fund created by and for students to provide assistance during financial emergencies.
ColumbiaCares is a fund created by and for students to provide assistance during financial emergencies.
Chicago Tonight invited President Kim to provide context and insight on Chicago Magazine’s recent profile about Columbia. There's more to the story...
HHSS adjunct faculty member Rozell “Prexy” Nesbitt shares his insights on activism in and out of the classroom.
First-year students map their Chicago experience in associate professor Sam Weller’s City of Stories class.
The Creative Writing Department proposes a new undergraduate curriculum that would go into effect Fall 2017.
The Annual Service Award Celebration honors the faculty and staff who have worked at Columbia for 10 or more years.
Columbia students bring awareness to veteran homelessness by participating in the 24-hour SleepOut.
Associate professor of Design Ivan Brunetti reveals his creative process behind illustrating covers for 'The New Yorker.'
Art and Art History faculty member Mat Wilson's approach to an upcoming CTA installation about immigration is personal and political.
Our conversation with three Columbia students as they reflect on their experience before and after voting in their first presidential election.
Provost Wearden addresses the Chairs Council; Columbia students and faculty share their classroom experience the day after the 2016 election.
Staff member Edward Thomas-Herrera makes audiences laugh and squirm with his performances, and his latest endeavor took on added meaning during this election season.
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee is comprised of individuals whose experience and expertise ensure a wide range of perspectives will be brought to bear in advancing diversity, equity and inclusion at Columbia College Chicago.
Columbia faculty members weigh in on how they facilitate the discussion of politics in the classroom.
Theatre assistant professor Anne Libera talks about creating the first ever BA in Comedy Writing and Performance and why the next Tina Fey is probably here at Columbia.
Iké Udé's bold exhibition at the MoCP merges photography, art history, cinema and fashion.
Senior Vice President and Provost Stan Wearden shares his vision on curriculum change and outlines the process.
Associate Professor Dr. Jim Van Manen explores the intersection of visual art and Deaf Culture in preparation for the "In the Eyes of Deaf Artists III" exhibition.
Neysa Page-Lieberman and Shannon Bourne showcase the vitality of the Columbia arts community at the 4th annual Wabash Arts Corridor Crawl.
Theatre assistant professor Anne Libera talks about comedy theory, re-thinking safe spaces and the joys (and dangers) of comedy during an election year.
The Getz Theatre is set for a major makeover while Columbia completes renovations on two campus spaces.
A part of Chicago’s video game history since the 90s, Josh Tsui ’91 wants to preserve that history in "Insert Coin: Inside Midway’s 90s Revolution."
Artist and Photography professor Judy Natal shares moments that shaped her work in preparation for her keynote address at the Chicago Climate Festival.
Latino Cultural Affairs Coordinator Rogelio Becerra-Ramirez discusses the challenges and opportunities in supporting Latinx students and defining new identities.
"If race is a drama that human beings wrote, what part do I play in the performance of it?"
Students, staff, alumni and faculty showcase their talents and collaborate on Columbia’s new radio ad.
Newly appointed Vice President of Student Affairs Sharon Wilson-Taylor, Ph.D, shares some insights into her vision for Columbia students.
Associate Dean of Career Development and Industry Relations Erik Friedman talks jobs.
Columbia College Chicago launches a brand strategy.
Alum Ervin Alex Johnson ’12 amplifies the intersection between social media, activism and art in his #InHonor exhibition.
Columbia brings two game-based exhibitions to DEPS galleries this fall.
Newly appointed Chair of Music, Rosita Sands, EdD, shares her personal journey with music and education, and connects that experience with Columbia’s path ahead.
Chicago shapes the career of Hollywood producer and alum Bob Teitel ’90.
Director of Graduate Studies for Art and Art History and Associate Professor Paul Catanese’s "Visible from Space" is on view at the Chicago Cultural Center.
The trustee member was elected to succeed Richard Kiphart at the final 2015-16 academic year board meeting.
More than 2,000 graduating students showcased their work throughout the daylong festival.
The class of 2016 was treated to a host of student performances and dynamic speeches.
Columbia College Chicago honors more than 2,000 graduating students and five honorary degree recipients
Fellowship creates new partnership between Columbia College Chicago and Heartland Alliance.
The Art Institute of Chicago acquires four fabric pieces by professor Michael Olszewski of Fashion Studies.
Columbia College Chicago alumna Caroline Neff joins the Steppenwolf Theatre acting ensemble.
Chicago's largest student-run arts festival celebrates Columbia's class of 2016.
Consulate General of the Czech Republic to present sculpture and commemorate Havel's life and work.
Wabash Arts Corridor Big Walls showcases 18 new murals from local and international artists.
Illinois legislature leaves students without 2015-16 MAP funding and uncertainty remains for MAP grant recipients for 2016-17; college helps prepare students for upcoming academic year.
Dance professor, dancer and choreographer Onye Ozuzu named Dean of School of Fine and Performing Arts.
Former CFO and AVP of Operations for Berklee College of Music's Berklee Online will oversee expansion of Columbia's online course offerings.
Former Executive Director of Sherwood Community Music School appointed Assistant Provost of Continuing and Community Education.
Congratulations all around to our ten newly tenured faculty members!
Associate Chair Suzanne McBride appointed Chair of the recently formed Department of Communication and Media Innovation.
Journalism student Alex Wroblewski (BA ’16) is named the 2016 Student Still Photographer of the Year by the White House News Photographers Association.
The Museum of Contemporary Photography celebrates 40th anniversary with MoCP at 40.
Former Assistant Provost for Academic Services Keri Walters is appointed Registrar.
Columbia College Chicago’s finalized student center program reveals a student-driven vision.
Department of English Associate Chair Ames Hawkins is appointed as Columbia College Chicago’s first Faculty Administrative Fellow.
Associate Professor and acclaimed storyteller Peter Cook has been promoted to chair of the Department of American Sign Language.
Columbia College Chicago students join city-wide rally to call on Illinois legislators about promised higher education state grants for students.
Columbia College Chicago welcomes music technology entrepreneur Jimmy Chamberlin and KDCW Ventures co-founder and partner Terry Diamond to the Board of Trustees.
New Counseling Services director E. Cordelia Miller Muhammad encourages students to put mental health on par with academics.
A new Career Center is currently in development, aiming to better help students connect with internships, career advising, industry leaders, and more.
Columbia College Chicago’s newest interdisciplinary degree synthesizes technological know-how with research and aesthetic inquiry.
President Kwang-Wu Kim and Provost Stan Wearden outlined Columbia’s past, present and future in connection with the Strategic Plan at the Town Hall meeting on January 29.
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee is comprised of individuals whose experience and expertise ensure a wide a range of perspectives will be brought to bear in advancing diversity, equity and inclusion at Columbia College Chicago.
Audio Arts & Acoustics professor Howard Sandroff reflects on his friendship with late composer Pierre Boulez after unearthing a stowed-away 1994 interview.
Associate professor Ilya Levinson and adjunct faculty member Jonathan McReynolds recognized in classical and gospel music categories.
The Chicago Tribune recognized Dance part-time faculty member Carrie Hanson as 2015 Chicagoan of the Year in dance, spotlighting her politically charged work with her dance company The Seldoms.
Columbia College Chicago’s Department of Exhibitions, Performances & Student Spaces is featured on "Culture Spots" national video series for its multi-faceted approach to art spaces.
Theatre professor John Hildreth brings his Chicago improv expertise to a new gig as the Chicago Improv Fest's artistic director.
Professor and Guggenheim Fellow Sabina Ott built her life around her artistic philosophy—and she’s having a great year.