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January 20, 2022

One-time testing Instructions for Employees: Download app and upload results

For employees who plan to test on campus, check out the 4 step process you'll need to complete in order to upload your negative test results to campus for returning in January.

Home COVID-19 tests now accepted for most students at Columbia – employees to follow

Home COVID-19 tests will now be accepted for vaccinated students at Columbia – but evidence of the test will be required. 

Two Columbia College Chicago Fashion Students Win Fashion Scholarship Fund Awards 

Fashion Merchandising Junior Calista DSouza and Fashion Merchandising Senior Ben Sill have been awarded highly competitive scholarships from the Fashion Scholarship Fund, launching their emerging careers to new heights.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Photography Collection from Akito Tsuda ’93 Acquired by Harold Washington Library

The collection of more than 85 images, taken during Tsuda’s enrollment at Columbia, showcase life in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood in the early 1990s.

Echo, Catalyst 2021 Design Team Recognized With International Awards

Columbia's student-run Echo and Catalyst Magazines have received two Creative Communication Awards for the work from their Design Team.

IN THE NEWS

Paul Carter Harrison, Whose Ideas Shaped Black Theater, Dies at 85 | THE NEW YORK TIMES

Paul Carter Harrison, distinguished scholar, playwright, and former faculty member and chair in the Theatre Department, passed away on Dec. 27, 2021. Harrison's New York Times obituary, describes him as "a playwright and scholar who in books, essays and award-winning plays provided a theoretical structure for the Black performing arts." The Theatre Department's tribute to Harrison can be found here

Meet the cinematographer whose ‘controlled naturalism’ is changing the face of TV 
| LOS ANGELES TIMES

Christian Sprenger's ’07 career in filmmaking and cinematography as well as his upcoming work on 'Station Eleven' is featured.

EVENTS

Photos at Noon: American Epidemic themes in the MoCP collection


Image: Angela Strassheim

Please note that this previously scheduled in-person event will now be held virtually.

Get to know the museum's collection with this series of public virtual print viewings. Curatorial Assistant Erica McKeehen will lead a discussion on works in the permanent collection that relate to themes in the current exhibition, American Epidemic: Guns in the United States. Drawing on techniques of photojournalism, documentary, landscape, and forensic photography, the artists presented in this session address guns in American culture either directly or indirectly, by questioning the roles of photography pertaining to memory, the media, and evidence in instances of violence. Artists featured include Richard Barnes, Carlos Javier Ortiz, Christian Patterson, Taryn Simon, Angela Strassheim, and more.

This session will not be recorded in order to better facilitate conversation amongst participants. 

If you require special accommodations for this event, please contact mocp@colum.edu.

Register in advance and pay what you wish to join us. Your contribution supports our dynamic public programs and events. Contribute here: giving.colum.edu/mocp

Photos at Noon: American Epidemic Themes in the MoCP collection
Friday, January 21, 12 p.m. CT
Presented virtually on Zoom
Register here.


 






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