
AAA Student Ella Pinceloup on Happy Surprises in Audio Arts
Mar 07, 2022At Columbia, student finds like-minded women in audio and discovers new corners of the audio industry.
At Columbia, student finds like-minded women in audio and discovers new corners of the audio industry.
Columbia graduate student talks about science, design, and turning to art during a time of global crisis
Columbia College Chicago Student Mose Mayer produced "Burning Cane," which is now available on Netflix
Columbia College Chicago celebrated the class of 2019 at this year's Commencement ceremonies.
A look back at some the past year’s highlights and accomplishments by Columbia College Chicago’s creative and scholarly community.
Columbia College Chicago honored nearly 1,800 graduating students and three honorary degree recipients.
With the new Tonika Johnson Scholarship for Photography, Tonika Johnson ’03 gives back to Columbia with purpose. Congratulations to first year student Nyia Sissac, the inaugural winner of the scholarship.
Columbia’s students, alumni, and faculty filled the headlines over the last academic year with top rankings, historic achievements, and continued engagement with art and activism.
Student Yasmeen Qahwash writes about Cinema and Television Arts Associate Professor Dan Rybicky's new film "Accident, MD," now streaming on Vimeo.
Sez Me: The Columbia Story Hour (and a Half) brings a Chicago sensibility to the new live storytelling series on campus.
The Dance Department’s Practitioner-in-Residence Qudus Onikeku brings a global and anti-disciplinary approach to Columbia students.
In collaboration with the Circuit Court of Cook County’s Domestic Relations Division, Cinema and Television Arts students and faculty fuse documentary and public service.
After a semester full of accolades, the Fashion Studies Department is looking to the future of fashion through sustainability.
The Faculty and Staff Scholarship Initiative event exceeded expectations and continues to raise funds for students in need.
A look back at the achievements, highlights, and innovations of faculty, students, and alumni of Columbia College Chicago in the past year.
With the launch of Columbia’s Hip-Hop Studies minor, members of Columbia and the Hip-Hop community share their perspectives on what makes Chicago Hip-Hop unique.
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts partners with Columbia to offer fellowships for students of color exploring the haptic arts.
Students participate in the nationwide walkout to protest the lack of action around gun control.
Alivia Blade ’17 and Bri Heath ’17 bring the 2018 Black Arts Festival to Columbia—the first of its kind in 50 years.
The Fresh Connect event brought communities together to celebrate the launch of the new Hip-Hop Studies minor.
American Sign Language (ASL) Associate Professor Diana Gorman Jamrozik believes students who take ASL courses are part of a “revolution” in Deaf awareness.
First-semester students in Sam Weller's "Big Chicago" course find inspiration in the city and tap into their own stories.
A student-produced exhibition will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the new South Loop murals.
Joan Giroux and René King collaborate to teach Interior Architecture students how to design spaces with a real-life impact.
Columbia launches new pre-collegiate summer programs aimed at students wanting to jump-start their education.
New Dean of Students John Pelrine talks about how he envisions working with students and the larger Columbia community.
With the increasing tension between the current White House administration and the media, how will the next generation of mulitimedia journalists tell their stories?
MFA student America Salomon's first foray into curating reveals a surprising body of work.
ColumbiaCares is a fund created by and for students to provide assistance during financial emergencies.
First-year students map their Chicago experience in associate professor Sam Weller’s City of Stories class.
Columbia students bring awareness to veteran homelessness by participating in the 24-hour SleepOut.
Provost Wearden addresses the Chairs Council; Columbia students and faculty share their classroom experience the day after the 2016 election.
Our conversation with three Columbia students as they reflect on their experience before and after voting in their first presidential election.
Columbia faculty members weigh in on how they facilitate the discussion of politics in the classroom.
The Getz Theatre is set for a major makeover while Columbia completes renovations on two campus spaces.
Newly appointed Vice President of Student Affairs Sharon Wilson-Taylor, Ph.D, shares some insights into her vision for Columbia students.
The class of 2016 was treated to a host of student performances and dynamic speeches.
More than 2,000 graduating students showcased their work throughout the daylong festival.
Columbia College Chicago honors more than 2,000 graduating students and five honorary degree recipients
Chicago's largest student-run arts festival celebrates Columbia's class of 2016.
Illinois legislature leaves students without 2015-16 MAP funding and uncertainty remains for MAP grant recipients for 2016-17; college helps prepare students for upcoming academic year.
Columbia College Chicago’s finalized student center program reveals a student-driven vision.
Columbia College Chicago students join city-wide rally to call on Illinois legislators about promised higher education state grants for students.
President Kwang-Wu Kim and Provost Stan Wearden outlined Columbia’s past, present and future in connection with the Strategic Plan at the Town Hall meeting on January 29.
WCRX and the Radio Department hosts the Holly Jolly Trolley Food Drive for the Greater Chicago Food Depository on Dec. 10.
Cinema Art + Science welcomes Selma Executive Producer Paul Garnes to connect with students at the 2015 Written Image Award Ceremony.
Creative Writing alumna Danielle Wilcox partners with Chicago Transit Authority to bring art publication to Red Line riders.
The Department of Creative Writing positions itself to be the flagship program in Chicago following merger of Fiction, Nonfiction and Poetry.
With more than 3,000 in attendance, the Fall Open House makes an impression.
Journalism graduate student Michael Esparza reports from Paris for WGN-TV while documenting the aftermath of the attacks.
New student center enters planning and development phase.
The College Assembly and the Universal Learning Outcomes Committee invite all to discuss recommendations for college-wide learning outcomes.
New $175,000 initiative will allocate funds into scholarships for students with unpaid internships.
Theatre Department launches a new Devised Performance MFA in partnership with the London International School of Performing Arts.
ShopColumbia gives shoppers a head start with a Nov. 23 preview of the 7th Annual Holiday Market, featuring merchandise created by alumni and students.
The college’s Gender Inclusive Initiative expands this year with a new pronoun effort.
Wabash Arts Corridor Crawl, Parent and Family Weekend, Alumni Day and the Halloween Gathering, come together for a weekend to celebrate arts, culture, and the Columbia College Chicago community.
Associate Professor Fo Wilson and alumnus Frank Waln each receive unrestricted $25,000 arts award.
Fashion Studies Department partners with United Airlines to design recycled banners into fashionable carry-on bags.
New pilot program brings ambitious, engaging ideas rooted in Chicago, paired with immersive experience.
Theatre Directing student Makena Metz (BA '17) talks about her experience at The Second City.
Students from Columbia College Chicago’s Theatre Department have been selected to perform in the prestigious international NEU/NOW Festival 2015.
Columbia College Chicago honors more than 2,300 graduating students and five alumni honorary degree recipients
Featured guests include Edwidge Danticat, Marlon James, Chris Abani, Mitchell S. Jackson, T. Geronimo Johnson, Audrey Niffenegger, Bernice L. McFadden, playwrights Regina Taylor and Kia Corthron, and more
Columbia College Chicago, Steppenwolf Theatre and Second City host "A Celebration of the Life of Sheldon Patinkin"
On January 14th, Columbia College Chicago Photography senior Heriberto Quiroz will debut a series of photographs for the exhibition Sustenance: Chicago and the Food Chain at ART WORKS Projects for Human Rights.
Fashion Studies senior Alexander Knox shares his journey from Columbia College to Season 13 of Project Runway.
Columbia College’s Fashion Studies program is partnering with Willis Tower for its Enduring Style: Practice Makes Perfect exhibition on display throughout the building’s ground-floor lobby through Sept. 5.
What does it mean to design a product, packaging and public health campaign that could potentially change social behavior?