Columbia College Prioritization
The Center is grateful for and heartened by the hundreds of letters, emails, and calls that have been received in response to the interim Provost’s recommendation, within the campus-wide Columbia College Prioritization Initiative, that the CBMR be eliminated. The CBMR staff remains hopeful that the recommended elimination will be reversed during the remaining stages of the year-long Prioritization Initiative.
Temporary Relocation of CBMR Reading Room
Because of the renovation of the facade at 618 S. Michigan Avenue, the Center's Library and Archives will move its reading room next door, to the sixth floor of 624 S. Michigan, during the week of April 23, 2012. Service may be interrupted during the move. We expect to occupy the temporary space during the summer months, and then move back to 618 S. Michigan by early fall when the construction is finished.
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Founded at Columbia College Chicago in 1983, The Center for Black Music Research is the only organization of its kind. It exists to illuminate the significant role that black music plays in world culture by serving as a nexus for all who value black music, by promoting scholarly thought and knowledge about black music, and by providing a safe haven for the materials and information that document the black music experience across Africa and the diaspora. Click the links for information on the CBMR Library and Archives, publications, conferences, and performances. |
March 23: New podcast episode, “Mary Watkins’s Five Movements in Color.” February 8: New podcast episode, “Olly Wilson’s Of Visions and Truth.” February 6: Partial guide to the CBMR’s analog audio recordings |
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