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'PlaybackPlayfwd' album offers Columbia creatives a chance to give back

‘PlaybackPlayfwd’ album offers Columbia creatives a chance to give back

By Noah Jennings, Staff Reporter
November 9, 2020

Editors' Note: A remote Chronicle

Editors’ Note: A remote Chronicle

By Kendall Polidori and Mari Devereaux
September 7, 2020

Orlando Pinder (left), director for the 2019 practicum production of “Pegasus,” reviews footage on-set alongside student collaborators for the project. Practicum productions allow Cinema and Television Arts Department students to experience film sets similar to the industry before graduation, from production meetings to location scouting and set design.

Practicum film projects mimic showbiz, so don’t ‘expect a cakewalk’

By Jonah Ocuto, Staff reporter
January 31, 2020

Students danced to Sir the Baptist’s “Raise Hell” music video as he was announced as Manifest 2016’s headliner on April 8 at the Conaway Center, 1104 S. Wabash Ave.

Sir the Baptist to ‘Raise Hell’ as Manifest headliner

By Campus Reporter
April 11, 2016

Electives should facilitate collaboration

By Editorial Board
November 30, 2015

Graham Brown portrays Charlie, the husband of Kristin, the play’s main narrator.

New Chicago play tackles stigma of mental illness

By Brett Stewart
November 9, 2015

Study assigns value to math, science homework

Study assigns value to math, science homework

By Sports & Health Editor
April 6, 2015

Columbia has partnered with South Loop Strength & Conditioning to offer CrossFit, a hybrid exercise program.

Columbia gets ‘CrossFit’

By Sports & Health Reporter
February 23, 2015

Four of Columbia’s choral groups performed, including the pop orchestra, gospel repertory ensemble, gospel choir and jazz pop choir. The concert concluded with a collaborative performance from all groups.

Choirs sing to help All Chicago

By Assistant Campus Editor
December 8, 2014

Administrators, including John Green, interim dean of the School of Fine and Performing Arts, and vice president and provost Stan Wearden, attended the Faculty Senate meeting Oct. 3 during which the senate discussed its concerns surrounding the restructuring of the Art + Design Department and the senate’s provost appointment policy.

Art + Design Department slated to split in two

By Associate Editor
October 6, 2014

Kim reimagines innovation as a group-think

Kim reimagines innovation as a group-think

By Letter to the Editor, by Andrew Causey
May 5, 2014

Snow melts, flood policy floats to surface

March 3, 2014

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