
Assistant Professor Dave Pabellon on Design, Equity, and Communities of Protest
Mar 13, 2023Why leaning into connections and fostering relationships is more important than ever.
Why leaning into connections and fostering relationships is more important than ever.
Columbia courses use Chicago as a focal point for students studying Interior Architecture.
Columbia faculty member talks about design, maintaining human connection, and dismantling privilege and power structures as an artist
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.
Illustration student Yulia Yrkoski talks about their Columbia experience, revolutionizing the industry
On the road to self-discovery, Columbia student Elsa Brydalski finds that Graphic Design was exactly what she was looking for.
Columbia Assistant Professor of Instruction tells us about how he got into Design, his latest projects, and how those projects inform his teaching.
Illustration student Mary Lee Fenner tells us about her passion for art, promoting illustration and design, and her latest projects
Illustration alum Nick Drnaso’s "Sabrina" is the first-ever graphic novel to be longlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
Associate Professor Joan Giroux and Assistant Professor René King guide students’ exploration of Chicago through its urban planning and activism.
Faculty member Shannon Downey’s viral embroidery balances traditional crafts with internet activism.
Joan Giroux and René King collaborate to teach Interior Architecture students how to design spaces with a real-life impact.
Television Associate Professor Mat Rappaport’s course in 360 video expands the boundaries of content creation.
Associate professor of Design Ivan Brunetti reveals his creative process behind illustrating covers for 'The New Yorker.'