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It was more than a newsroom

It was more than a newsroom

By Lauren Kostiuk
May 8, 2017
Arts no longer an afterthought, thanks to Chance

Arts no longer an afterthought, thanks to Chance

By Lauren Kostiuk
April 10, 2017
An approved motion made during the Faculty Senate’s March 10 meeting will have the Senate vote on the Workload Workgroup’s new document before approval.

Senate to vote on workload group’s document

By Lauren Kostiuk, Digital Content Manager
March 13, 2017
The Near South Planning Board Winter Breakfast Program was held Dec. 14 at the Renaissance Blackstone Hotel, 636 S. Michigan Ave. Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events Mark Kelly spoke at the event.

Mark Kelly encourages Near South to ‘own it’

By Lauren Kostiuk
December 15, 2016
Suzanne Pearman, a 2012 cinema art + science alumna, died on Oct. 25.

Alumna Suzanne Pearman remembered for her gift of words and humor

By Lauren Kostiuk
November 9, 2015
A dress made entirely of SweeTARTS wrappers is on display at the Candyality museum, 835 N. Michigan Ave., 7th Floor.

Fashion studies students create candy couture

By Lauren Kostiuk
November 9, 2015
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Nov. 5 at Malcolm X College, 1900 W. Van Buren St., that five additional colleges, including Columbia, will join the Chicago Stars partnership, a commitment to providing scholarships to Chicago Star scholars.

Columbia partners with Chicago Stars to further student success

By Lauren Kostiuk
November 9, 2015
London-based artist Ben Eine said even though his formal education ended at age 15, he continues to learn from friends who collaborate with him on graffiti art.

[Photo] Columbia, University Center welcome collaboration with muralist

October 26, 2015

Early enrollment numbers suggest deeper cuts on the horizon

By Lauren Kostiuk, Campus Reporter
September 14, 2015
Mark Kelly, vice president of student success, leads incoming students in the annual Hell yeah! chant on Sept. 4.

“Hell Yeah”: New Student Convocation takes over Grant Park

By Lauren Kostiuk, Campus Reporter
September 8, 2015
Information from 2015 Graduating Student Survey Institutional Effectiveness

Student satisfaction declines among 2015 graduates

By Lauren Kostiuk, Campus Reporter
September 8, 2015
Rasmea Odeh, a panelist at “Existing and Resisting: Palestinian Women Tell Their Stories,”told the audience about her desire to inspire change.

[Photo] Palestinian women conquer struggles

May 11, 2015
Ethan Burk, a junior theatre major, expresses his hate for celebrating birthdays on April 11 during “Wise Ass,” the college’s comedy night series hosted at the HAUS in the 623 S. Wabash Ave. Building.

Comedy night series takes on April Fools’

By Lauren Kostiuk
April 6, 2015
Dancers rehearse for upcoming show inside studio 300 at the Dance Center, 1306 S. Michigan Ave.

Dance Center captures sensation of movement

By Lauren Kostiuk
April 6, 2015
Alumnus Alexander Knox won the Chicago Fashion Foundation’s annual fashion competition last year while he was a student. This year, eight Columbia students will compete.

College takes runway in local fashion competition

By Lauren Kostiuk
March 30, 2015
Filip Zadro, a senior audio arts & acoustics major from Croatia, created a project that aims to deliver access to clean water in parts of the world that struggle with finding pure water sources.

Student nationally recognized for eco-friendly project

By Lauren Kostiuk
March 30, 2015
Barima Owusu-Nyantekyi photographed by Rose Callahan in London on March 24, 2013

New exhibit at the MoCP showcases Black Dandyism

By Lauren Kostiuk
March 16, 2015
Kyle Ryan, a freshman theatre major who plays Jud Fry, and Paige Daigle, a senior theatre major who plays Laurey Williams, both performed in the college’s production of “Oklahoma!” that runs through March 21 at the Getz Theatre, 72 E. 11th St. 

Theatre students take on classic ‘Oklahoma!’

By Lauren Kostiuk
March 16, 2015
Metra plans to launch an app early this summer to make ticket payment easier, by allowing riders to purchase tickets on smartphones and other devices, as well as add transit value to Ventra accounts, according to a Jan. 23 Metra press release. Metra is test-running the app before its release to catch any technical glitches.

Metra goes mobile with app payment method

By Lauren Kostiuk
March 2, 2015
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