As the United States marks its 250th anniversary on Saturday, July 4, Columbia students facing rising costs and uncertain career paths are redefining what success looks like.
As hundreds gathered for the public opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago’s South Side, many said the day's significance extended beyond the new landmark and toward the meaning of Juneteenth.
As the nation approaches its semi quincentennial, the Newberry Library’s “Free and Independent” exhibition challenges visitors to engage with the promises and continuing relevance of the Declaration of Independence.
Artists from across the country gathered in Chicago over the weekend to share work rooted in history and human connection at this year’s Magnificent Mile Spring Art Festival.
A new novel by Lisa Fishman and a restored collection of Beat poet writings edited by Tony Trigilio are bringing conversations about experimentation, literary history and publishing into Columbia classrooms.
Based on Alison Bechdel’s graphic memoir, the musical follows a cartoonist reflecting on her childhood and her relationship with her father. Moving across timelines, the story explores identity, memory and generational differences.