Less than a week after an individual attending in-person Cinema and Television Arts Department classes became symptomatic and tested positive for COVID-19, a close contact also tested positive, marking the ...
As students near the halfway mark of the semester, the college announced that most classes will be fully remote for the last three weeks of the fall semester.
In a Tuesday, Oct. 20 collegewide em...
During the early days of quarantine in the spring, Brianna Burke’s better school days happened when the lectures would actually load on her computer.
Burke, a former Illinois Valley Community...
When she transferred to Columbia this semester, sophomore animation major Anne Gage hoped she would also be able to transfer from her job at a Des Moines-area Starbucks to one near campus—but the pa...
On a brisk Tuesday, some faculty members held their in-person classes in Grant Park before an evening virtual town hall hosted by Columbia's part-time faculty union, CFAC.
The town hall was held over Z...
It is the event every first-year student should look forward to. Music booming throughout the park as bubbles and streamers float around students walking from booth to booth and Columbia organizatio...
When he was not listening to the nine symphonies by composer Anton Bruckner or exercising, President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim, along with cabinet and task force members, was working all summer to develop plans ...
From before leaving home to arriving on campus, the Chronicle is going to break down what students, faculty and staff can expect when returning to Columbia, from the Daily Pre-Check to new capacity l...
For years, Anya Kohlman’s dream has been to promote lesser known artists in the music industry by organizing shows and connecting with performers.
Kohlman said because much of Chicago's local talent ...
Even though a majority of courses at Columbia will be held online or hybrid, the college’s accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission is unlikely to be threatened.
The Higher Learning Commissi...
To monitor signs of a potential outbreak on campus, the college has developed a system to publicly log active coronavirus cases and updated its notification process to better inform those who have...
In June, indie-folk group Mt. Joy released their sophomore album in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, without the ability to tour and promote it as originally planned.
The album, “Rearrange...
