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After receiving funding from the federal government as part of December’s COVID-relief deal, the college will distribute approximately $3.17 million to eligible students.

BREAKING: College announces grant money for most students through December COVID-19 relief deal

By Noah Jennings, Staff Reporter
January 25, 2021
Several instructors awarded Chicago arts grants a great testament to the faculty at Columbia

Several instructors awarded Chicago arts grants a ‘great testament to the faculty at Columbia’

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
April 20, 2020
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim said the college is awaiting further assistance with Monetary Award Program funding.

Students still without MAP for upcoming academic year

By Campus Reporters
May 2, 2016
Cynthia Grunden, assistant vice president of Student Financial Services, said she encourages students to reach out to their state-level elected officials to solve the Monetary Award Program grant funding issues.

SFS reaches out to address student concerns

By Campus Reporter
April 25, 2016
Fo Wilson (3rd from top right), an art & art history professor awarded a $25,000 unrestricted grant, said she focuses on different representations of truth in her work.

3Arts celebrates innovative artwork of Columbia professor

By Campus Reporter
October 19, 2015

Lady Gaga kills it in ‘AHS’ premiere

By Managing Editor
October 12, 2015
iPhone Anxiety

iPhone separation anxiety found in college students

By Sports & Health Reporter
January 26, 2015

Forcing professors to report assault is wrong

By Editorial Board
December 1, 2014

U of M program successfully addresses mental illness

By Multimedia Editor
November 17, 2014
Gov. Pat Quinn discusses the $6.2 million grant that the state awarded to Columbia for the 2014–2015 academic year to improve curricula and pay for construction costs. Quinn visited the Conaway Center, 1104 S. Wabash Ave., on Oct. 28. He is up for reelection Nov. 3.

Illinois grants Columbia $7.2 million

By Assistant Campus Editor
November 3, 2014
Eden Unluata (right), adjunct faculty in the Interactive Arts & Media and Interdisciplinary Arts departments, teaches “Squishy Circuits and Little Bits” and uses kits that teach students basic circuitry at Donald L. Morrill Math & Science School.

Faculty fellows work on convergence academies

October 20, 2014
Governor Signs Landmark Legislation on Women’s Equality Day to Guarantee Women the Right to be Both Mothers and Employees CHICAGO – Governor Pat Quinn today announced he has signed a landmark new law that will fight the widespread but often overlooked practice of discrimination against pregnant women in the workplace. The law provides job protections for pregnant women and requires that reasonable accommodations be made in the workplace so expectant mothers can continue working without fear for their health or the health of their child. Today’s action is part of Governor Quinn’s agenda to ensuring full equality for women in Illinois.

Quinn signs maternity bill

By Assistant Metro Edito
September 8, 2014
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