Having toured with numerous artists, including Harry Styles and Tony Allen, Alum Parris Fleming ‘14 knows how to play the trumpet and much more. He recently shared his lessons learned with Columbia students.
Columbia alum Joseph Sikora ’98 on acting, performance reviews, and fostering safe spaces to create
Audiologist-turned-educator/podcaster Steve Taddei ‘13 credits his experiences at Columbia for launching his career and his calling.
Alum Luke Miller ’05, director of photography for "Grace and Frankie," works his way through and up LA’s film and television industry.
Recent graduate James Jiang lands job in game industry after earning a degree in Computer Animation.
Alum Kendall Polidori ’21 reflects on discovering her career while at Columbia.
Hawkins, Vice President of Development and Scripted Programming for BET Networks and BET Studios, recently visited campus to talk with students about her career in film and what she's been up to since her time at Columbia.
Columbia highlights the artistry of its alums in a marketing campaign that features an alum’s illustration work, commissioned by the college, and an alum’s public art installation.
"One Woman Hamlet", co-directed by Cinema and Television Arts alums Kseni Avonavi, MFA ’19, and Ayesha Abouelazm MFA ’17, will be screened at the 2022 NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival, February 10-20, 2022.
Day discusses his new poetry collection about the day-to-day experiences of a Black adolescent male transitioning into maturity, and how his time at Columbia helped him publish this work.
As her skills and experiences evolved while a student at Columbia, Loupakos became interested in working in sound for film. After taking Audio for Visual Media I with Michael Coyle, Loupakos knew that she wanted to explore sound design and recording.
'Though the Odds Be Great or Small' is about Notre Dame's 1957 Comeback Season and the Year That Changed College Football.
After graduating in 2013, Krouch dove into the world of filmmaking. She now works as the Independent Film Coordinator for the City of Chicago, where she gets to pay forward the mentorship and support that she received early on in her career.
Johnson has been working successfully as a freelance audio engineer since 2015, taking many of the skills he learned at Columbia with him along the way.
Pax Helgesen ’15 has carved out a successful career in sound design. Now, he's here to pay it forward.
Sama Alshaibi talks about how her experiences at Columbia helped shape her career and the projects she has been most passionate about
Rohrbeck was able to tie his Biology minor to his Cinema and Television Arts major while at Columbia.
The first time Teena was on campus, in 1984, she knew that she would return – and encourage her future children to do so too.
Audio Arts and Acoustics Alum Jessica Borowski had to fight for what she wanted. Here's how she landed her dream job in a competitive field.
For Tomas Videla, music was always a part of his life, but he never imagined that he’d be scoring the soundtrack for the upcoming HBO documentary about Tiger Woods.
When the COVID-19 pandemic caused Illinoisans to quarantine, Ryan Trembath ’07 used the opportunity to follow a lifelong dream – to write a book.
Fashion alum Oula Yassine discusses how her time at Columbia helped her develop her unique style and advance her career.
Hughes has recently been awarded the 2020 Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowship and the 2020 92Y Discovery Poetry Prize
Columbia Dance alumna Kierah King hasn’t missed a beat
Christian Cook's ’19 first novel has been published by Leeds Press Corp.
Philip Dembinski ’08 on his love of photography and his favorite shoots
The Beauty of Your Face has been named a Most Anticipated Book of 2020 by Marie Claire, Bustle, Real Simple, and Literary Hub.
Atmosphere Press will publish the novel within the next year
For Ciara an uncertain beginning has had a very, very happy middle. And there’s plenty more of the story that’s still unsigned.
Hoffmann's first novel, “Other People’s Children” will be published in 2021.
Sometimes the detour you take leads on an alternate route to happiness and fulfillment
Columbia College Chicago alum Delvin McCray reflects on how he moved into the world of fashion, the roads to Project Runway and Paris Fashion Week
Solome Skaff MFA '04 wrote LifeCare, a personal guide that helps people process through the difficulties of life.
Since completing Columbia's Arts Management (MAM) program, Bradley has continued to grow her business, found success in various roles at Disney, and now has advice for students with the same determination.