
MAM Alum Alissa Klaus on Art, Community, and Career Fulfillment
May 08, 2023How centering professional growth on arts institutions led one Columbia College Chicago MAM alum to a rewarding career in museums.
How centering professional growth on arts institutions led one Columbia College Chicago MAM alum to a rewarding career in museums.
How supporting the arts became a calling and a passion for one #Columalum.
Columbia College Chicago students go to Austin, Texas, to produce a live showcase featuring Chicago artists.
How experience and partnership inspired two BUSE faculty members to write the book they wished they saw in the world.
Columbia students go where tech, film, music, education, and culture converge and benefit from real-world experiences in the entertainment and media industries.
How creative exploration and a passion for finding the truth led to the success of the film Safe Place.
How staying true to a love of events led to incredible success and her own production company.
How intention and community led to a life of advocacy and change-making.
Sophomore Hunter Meisel on the importance of connection, community, and taking the leap.
How strategy and scholarships led one student to reinvent her career path and follow her dreams.
Iridian Fierro is an Arts Management graduate student on two activation teams for the 2022 Scholarship Fundraiser.
Partnering with other creatives to plan Columbia’s upcoming “Unleashed 2022” scholarship fundraising event presents new possibilities for Senior Sean Miller.
New Jersey native Kate Apostolacus sets out on the path to find herself and does just that at Columbia College Chicago.
The first time Teena was on campus, in 1984, she knew that she would return – and encourage her future children to do so too.
Jennifer Sadler’s experience as a critical race scholar and marketing professional helps students turn a critical lens toward marketing
Columbia College Chicago alum sets up scholarship for Marketing students in honor of her parents
As part of its Collective Impact Series, Columbia College Chicago hosts a presentation by Piven Theatre Workshop on using theatre to impact the lives of women incarcerated at Cook County Jail.
This year’s newly tenured faculty members share more about themselves and their work.
Inaugural Series brings artists to Columbia for a year of art-making and discussion.
The Fresh Connect event brought communities together to celebrate the launch of the new Hip-Hop Studies minor.
Faculty member Shannon Downey’s viral embroidery balances traditional crafts with internet activism.
A student-produced exhibition will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the new South Loop murals.
ColumbiaCares is a fund created by and for students to provide assistance during financial emergencies.
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.