President Kim's 2021 State of the College Address

How the ASL Department Tackled Teaching COVID-19

Assistant Professor Gabriela Díaz de Sabatés on Women’s Life Stories

Honorary Degree Recipient and Renowned Playwright and Actor Regina Taylor ’11 to Speak at Columbia Social Justice Initiative Event

Faculty member Dr. Khalid Long to interview Regina Taylor on Zoom Monday, April 12 from 2-3 p.m. as part of Columbia’s Social Justice Initiative.

Columbia College Chicago Team Makes National Finals for L'Oreal Brandstorm 2021

A team comprised of three Columbia College Chicago students has advanced to the United States finals for this year's Brandstorm.

Columbia College Chicago Announces Screenings of Five Practicum Films

Cinema and Television Arts student practicum films "Inconvenience," "Pegasus," "Oasis," "Little Sparrow," and "A Wolf Comes at Night" featured at film festivals around the world.

The Wonderful World of Voiceover

Whether it’s in a movie, on your TV, a video game, online video, radio, or an audiobook, you probably hear the talents of professional voiceover actors every day. Have you ever wondered how you can become one of them? Or perhaps you’re curious about other career paths in this ever-evolving industry.

If you’re wondering how to break into voiceover, panelists Deb Doetzer and Brittainy Barattia are here to welcome you into their professional world.

Deb, with over 20 years’ experience as a voiceover talent and coach, and Brittainy, with over 5 years’ experience as an agent, will answer all your questions about:

* How the voiceover industry works
* What a career in the industry looks like
* How to get started with your own at-home DIY equipment setup
* Ways you can start your voiceover career right here at Columbia

Thursday, April 8 at 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Virtual Event

MoCP Presents:
Photos at Zoom Discussion Session: Ed Ruscha

Join our Curator of Academic Programs and Collections, Kristin Taylor, for a casual drop-in session where we will closely read and discuss one photograph together in the museum's collection. This week we will look at Ed Ruscha’s Parking Lots (21) from 1967 and learn about the New Topographics photographers.

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

Friday, April 9 at 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Presented virtually on Zoom
Register here

APRIL HEAT - Open-level West African dance class Online

Taught by Chicago treasure and Dance Center faculty member Ayo Alston, this workshop will explore the traditional movements of West African dance and music.  We will move through basic technique fundamentals, building sequences while sweating hard and having fun. 

This class is invigorating and stimulating to the body, mind, and soul. Let’s dance! 

Saturday, April 10 at 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Virtual Event