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Columbia is hosting a Zoom forum on September 1 at 10 a.m. with President Kim and members of the Incident Assessment Taskforce (IATF) to discuss COVID precautions for Fall 2022. Students, staff, and faculty can register for the COVID-19 Protocols forum here.
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English and Creative Writing Professor Eric May discusses his 2014 debut novel, Bedrock Faith, after it was selected for the 20th anniversary of the Chicago Public Library's One Book, One Chicago program.
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Chef and Columbia Creative Writing Alum Iliana Regan '05 was profiled in the Eater about her restaurant Elizabeth and her dishes inspired by popular media like Game of Thrones.
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Chair of Columbia's ASL Department Peter Cook was named one of Wine Enthusiast's top 40 tastemakers of 2022 for his work advocating for the deaf wine community.
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Columbia College Chicago Associate Professor of Civic Media Yonty Friesem discusses the importance of teaching media literacy with CBS News.
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Swank PR/Publishing Founder and Columbia Journalism Alum Briahna Gatlin '02 talked to the Chicago Tribune about her experience as a hip-hop publicist.
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New Student Convocation is how Columbia College Chicago welcomes new students to our unique and creative community. Come celebrate with student organizations and services expo, our college president, featured guests, live music, and more. Attendance is open and highly encouraged for all new students, faculty, and staff.
September 2, 2022
12:30 - 3 p.m.
Grant Park
9th Street and Michigan Ave.
Register here
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The 2022 Pougialis Fine Art Award Exhibition features the work of 2021 Pougialis Award winners Nicole Leung and Cj Shaw. This exhibition explores the relinquishing and preservation of the artists’ former selves in relation to time. Through painting, performance, and sculpture Leung and Shaw use visual language to map out their own non-linear timelines. Time is a relationship of motions relative to one motion, like a clock. It is only when something moves, that what used to exist and is going to exist can be perceived.
Through September 15, 2022
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
C33 Gallery
33 E. Ida B. Wells Dr.
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