Columbia In The News: 2021
Links to external media stories that feature or mention Columbia College Chicago.
Columbia College Chicago CTVA student Vashon Jordan Jr.'s photography will be displayed at the Chicago History Museum. Are You Doing the SWOT Analysis Backwards?
Harvard Business Review, Feb 23, 2021Associate Professor of Communication Laurence Minsky on the problematics and possibilities of doing the SWOT analysis. Most Anticipated Reads for the Rest of Us 2021
Ms. Magazine , Feb 05, 2021All three of Columbia College Chicago faculty member Michelle Duster's books appear on 2021 Most Anticipated Reading List. My great-grandmother exposed lynchings. This is what she would say about the Capitol riot
CNN.com, Feb 04, 2021Columbia College Chicago faculty member Michelle Duster on the Capitol riot. My great-grandmother Ida B. Wells left a legacy of activism in education. We need that now.
Washington Post, Feb 11, 2021Columbia faculty member Michelle Duster on how the gap in education equality is holding America back. The art of the romantic comedy (and movies that nail it)
The Chicago Tribune, Feb 10, 2021Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Cinema and Television Arts Sharon Ross discusses the art of the Rom-Com. The New Menendez Defenders
The New York Times, Feb 10, 2021Associate Professor and Associate Chair of Cinema and Television Arts Sharon Ross discusses the boom in the true crime genre. GIZ ASKS Which Sounds Are the Most Annoying to Humans?
Gizmodo, Jan 29, 201Assistant Professor Florian Hollerweger on people's visceral reactions to sounds. Pepper Pike native’s screenplay becomes Hollywood film
Cleveland Jewish News, Jan 15, 2021Danny Kravits and CTVA alum Chris Charles on their new film, "The Marksman." Glimmers Of Hope: A 2021 Poetry Preview, Part 1
NPR, Jan 11, 2021CM Burroughs' second collection of poems, Master Suffering, is reviewed favorably by NPR. Ben Affleck To Direct Adaptation Of ‘Keeper Of The Lost Cities’ For Disney
Deadline, Jan 11, 2021Affleck is producing the film through Pearl Street Banner and adapting the script with Kate Gritmon, a Columbia College Chicago alum.
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