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Brett E. King-Ruley is a cultural studies major with a minor in women and gender studies, who is graduating with top honors, a 4.0 GPA and a thesis project dissecting the cultural implications of daytime soap operas. Plus, he is
posted April 25, 2013
Do you wish you could fast forward to senior year and give advice to yourself on how to do college? We do, too, sometimes. So we’ve talked to a few seniors to see what advice they have for new students
posted April 25, 2013
Registration is open for fall and summer classes. You signed up for all your general education and major classes, but you wouldn’t mind taking something off the beaten path. Expand your mind and consider signing up for these unconventional classes
posted April 24, 2013
Columbia is a juggernaut of energy, filled with lots of activities and loud personalities. But sometimes you need to actually get some work done. If you’re looking for a tucked away place on campus to get you through the rest
posted April 12, 2013
The palm trees and sunny streets of Los Angeles await you. All you need to do is apply for Semester in LA (SiLA), a program that is available to all Columbia students, regardless of major. The Bob Enrietto Scholarship—an award
posted April 12, 2013
Midterms have just wrapped up, and you feel like you just ran a marathon. But the race isn’t over yet—there’s still half a semester left! You aren’t alone. Everyone is tired and creatively exhausted. Here are four simple ways to
posted March 26, 2013
Have you always wanted to travel the world but just feel it isn’t an affordable option while you’re in college? Do you see flyers for programs that sound great, but you always miss the information meetings? There is no
posted February 21, 2013
Check out Andrew’s work on Talent Pool. Describe your work in three words. Fresh, Clear, Innovative Tell us about any collaborations with fellow Columbia students. I’ve worked with a couple of other students through Talent Pool and helped them develop
posted February 21, 2013
Quintin Puebla, is an interdisciplinary major with concentrations in Game Art and Art & Design entering his junior year. He’s also got a career-changing internship at The Field Museum this summer as a 2D/3D game artist. He got it by
posted June 18, 2013
The first step to getting an internship? Making the effort. It’s pretty much as simple as making an appointment to talk with your internship coordinator, visiting the portfolio center (open all summer), and getting to know your professors. Take the
posted June 18, 2013
The palm trees and sunny streets of Los Angeles await you. All you need to do is apply for Semester in LA (SiLA), a program that is available to all Columbia students, regardless of major. The Bob Enrietto Scholarship—an award
posted April 12, 2013
Have you found your summer gig? If not, now is the time to pick that ripe job from the money tree, and get some good experience for your resumé while you’re at it. If you’re staying in Chicago and need
posted April 11, 2013
Check out A.J. Young’s portfolio on Talent Pool. A.J. Young, senior film and video major, scored big time when he won the Oscar Experience College Search. The contest asked contestants to submit a video answering the question, “What will you
posted March 26, 2013
Are you looking to get an internship this summer but don’t know where to start? How about joining Columbia’s chapter of PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America)? President of PRSSA and senior marketing major, Ashley Lavore, credits her involvement
posted March 7, 2013
What you wear to a job interview will make a big impression on your potential employers. It will be one of the main ways that they remember you so make sure this first impression counts. Don’t lose out on a
posted March 6, 2013
Freelancing is difficult for anybody, but especially for newbies. But it isn’t impossible, and many students at Columbia are successfully freelancing, and even getting a decent income from it. Take Ting Shen. He’s a senior photography major who now works
posted March 6, 2013
Sophomore Keisa Reynolds, cultural studies major and president of the F Word, answers our questions on the provocative and political student group. How would you describe the F Word? We are a group of folks from various walks of life
posted April 25, 2013
Columbia’s International Student Organization helps to bridge that gap international students may face coming to Columbia from another country, but it’s also a great way for non-international students to make awesome friends, learn about other cultures and help with great
posted November 28, 2012
Join Student Communications for a rich and open discussion about using healthy language when discussing health and wellness issues. We are inviting a professional counselor to a discussion that will take place on Friday, November 16th @ the Loft, 916
posted November 12, 2012
Calling All LGBTQ Student Performers Wanna perform at Gender Fusions 8? Make it top notch! Bring it! SONG. DANCE. DRAG. BURLESQUE. SPOKEN WORD. COMEDY. ETC. Auditions: Monday | March 12 | 3-6 pm Tuesday | March 13 | 7-9 pm Wednesday | March 14| 12-2 pm
posted March 9, 2012
You have probably heard the saying “… Don’t judge a man until you have walked in his shoes.” Well, Multicultural Affairs’ diversity council One Tribe is bringing Columbia students an opportunity to get a glimpse of how life is for someone much different in gender, race, ethnicity or sexual orientation through the Tunnel of Oppression on March 14th and 15th.
posted March 3, 2012
The Takeover: Fit and Fabulous March 6th, 2012 6:00 p.m. Takeovers are a plot to oppress our Fabulousity. Imagine your typical hetero-by-default space, going about it’s own business when BAM, a group of hip rainbow folk show up and rock
posted March 2, 2012
Performing the Masculine with Theatro Luna 618 S. Michigan Ave 4th floor March 10, 2012 1- 3:30 p.m. In this workshop, students work with autobiographical material and ensemble techniques to explore their own performances of gender identity within a group
posted March 2, 2012
Written by Shahin Murray Being an ally means being a friend. Being an ally has had positive impacts on my life. Being an ally means being educated Being an ally supports the development of community and culture Allies are role
posted February 17, 2012
Quintin Puebla, is an interdisciplinary major with concentrations in Game Art and Art & Design entering his junior year. He’s also got a career-changing internship at The Field Museum this summer as a 2D/3D game artist. He got it by
posted June 18, 2013
The Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) wants you to think about photographs as more than smart-phone selfies and facebook wall posts. They hope to show you the photographic image as an art object that reflects you and me, our lives
posted June 18, 2013
The first step to getting an internship? Making the effort. It’s pretty much as simple as making an appointment to talk with your internship coordinator, visiting the portfolio center (open all summer), and getting to know your professors. Take the
posted June 18, 2013
Hey Columbians, Check out pictures of you and your classmates flying down the zipline during Manifest! That was so fun. Go here!
posted May 28, 2013
Last Friday, a Manifest flash mob descended on Daley Plaza to promote Columbia’s urban arts festival on May 17. The show choir came singing out of the blue line stop and didn’t stop until they hit the plaza and the
posted May 10, 2013
The Manifest Main Stage always brings it, and this year is no exception. From punk to bluegrass to hip-hop, this year’s musical acts can’t be contained by just one genre. There will be a little something for everyone, starting with
posted May 10, 2013
Getting involved with events at Columbia really is easier than you think. Just ask David McEachin, president of Columbia’s Student Programming Board (SPB), the group that produces Columbia events such as Biggest Mouth and the Manifest Main Stage. He says
posted May 10, 2013
Registration is open for fall and summer classes. You signed up for all your general education and major classes, but you wouldn’t mind taking something off the beaten path. Expand your mind and consider signing up for these unconventional classes
posted April 24, 2013
Congratulations spring graduates! Student Financial Services knows this is an exciting time and hopes you are as proud of your accomplishments here at Columbia as we are to have shared them with you.
If you borrowed federal student loans during your time as a student, you must complete Federal Loan Exit Counseling before leaving Columbia in order to receive your diploma. Exit Counseling is an online tutorial, compiled by the Department of Education, which explains your “rights and responsibilities” as a borrower and also covers your repayment options after graduation.
Visit the Leaving Columbia in Good Standing page for more information on the steps leading up to graduation and in completing Exit Counseling.
Please feel free to Chat Live with SFS on Thursday, May 30th and Friday, May 31st regarding any of your questions about leaving Columbia in good standing! Simply visit the Chat Live link found at www.colum.edu/sfs.
posted May 29, 2013
Thank you for attending our recent Undergraduate Open House on April 6th. We enjoyed having you on campus and we hope your day was all you expected. Below is a recap of some of the major points covered in the Student Financial Services session, as well as short links to additional information on each topic:
posted April 8, 2013
The final U-Pass fee for 2013-2014 has been determined and has increased. The new rate has increased to $130 for the academic year. This rate will remain constant for the entire academic year (2013-2014). The U-Pass is available to all Full-Time undergraduate and graduate students and the associated fee is included in your Full-Time tuition.
posted April 5, 2013
Great News! The Campus Card system upgrade is complete and the Campus Card services are back up and running.
IMPORTANT: In order to continue use of your Campus Card you will need to register your card via the newly updated Online Card Office.
posted April 1, 2013
In order to register for the upcoming semester, your student account must be in good standing. If a hold is placed on your account, you’ll be notified via Loopmail or by phone. Financial Registration Holds will begin on March 11th.
Two simple steps will help you ensure a financial hold will not be placed on your account:
1.Login to OASIS and select the Student Financial Services tab to view your Student Account Detail. Review your account to make sure all of your aid has been credited, you have completed all missing documents, and all payments have been received.
2. If your aid has been credited and you have no missing documents, yet you still have a balance, visit SFS’s Payer Identity Plans page, and explore all of your payment plan options such as the In-School Payment Agreement.
If you have any questions about Financial Registration Holds, please contact SFS.
posted March 7, 2013
The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) announced it will suspend funding for the 2013-2014 Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grants for all students whose initial 2013-2014 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is not submitted by March 2nd.
For additional information please visit the ISAC Suspension of Map Award Announcements page.
posted March 1, 2013
The 2013-2014 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) became available on January 1st at www.fafsa.gov. The SFS Priority Deadline to complete your FAFSA was February 1st! Priority Deadlines are created to ensure you complete your FAFSA in time to receive all the financial aid you are eligible to receive.
posted February 12, 2013
At this point many of you have completed your 2013-2014 FAFSA online (Step 1). If you have not completed your 2013-2014 FAFSA be sure to do so today at www.fafsa.gov.
It is now time for you to move to step 2, which is filing your 2012 taxes electronically with the IRS. The priority deadline for filing your 2012 taxes electronically is February 25th. To learn about tax incentives and free tax preparation services visit our Tax Incentive Information page.
The final step of the 3-step process is to update your FAFSA online with the new IRS Data Retrieval Tool. You can complete this process by March 10th if you have completed the first two steps.
Continue on to step 2 and stay on track!
posted February 12, 2013
If you’ve ever wondered how to go about realizing your exhibition idea, Columbia’s Department of Exhibition and Performance Spaces (DEPS) is taking applications. Twice a year DEPS accepts new exhibition proposals for three on-campus galleries: C33, the Glass Curtain, and the Arcade. The next deadline for submitting a curatorial proposal is March 16th!
posted January 14, 2012
PGA, or Please Generate Art, is a college-wide effort that unities students from all of Columbia’s graduate programs and showcases their work and creativity at Manifest, Columbia’s year-end urban arts festival. All current Columbia graduate students are eligible to submit a proposal to participate in the making of PGA 2012. Designers, performers, musicians, writers, builders, marketers and planners are all encouraged to submit their ideas and their talents.
posted November 28, 2011
The 2012 commencement will be a ticketed event. Each graduating student will receive six tickets for family and friends. Among colleges and universities we surveyed, six tickets is a generous per graduate allotment. The online ticket confirmation system will go live in early Spring and physical distribution of tickets will take place in the weeks prior to the ceremony. Graduates must have completed their graduation audit to claim their tickets.
posted November 22, 2011
The Rosenblum Award, made possible through the generosity of former Dean of Columbia’s Graduate School Dr. Lya Dym Rosenblum, was established to support Columbia’s graduate students who plan to present at or attend professional conferences related to their fields of study. These conferences provide opportunities to model professional practice while networking with peers.
posted November 16, 2011
As a result of the revision to the Spring 2012 academic calendar, Columbia’s Commencement weekend has been moved up two weeks and a new venue, The Chicago Theatre, has been selected to host the ceremonies.
posted November 14, 2011
Instead of shuffling between offices across campus to fill out your graduation application and complete your audit, take graduation photos, order graduation announcements, meet with your internship coordinator and learn about what happens to your loans after you graduate, you can familiarize yourself with Columbia’s graduation process at this year’s Graduation Block Party on November 16th from 1pm to 3pm in the Film Row Cinema | 1104 S. Wabash Ave.
posted October 27, 2011
The Arts Management Network, a new graduate Arts, Entertainment and Media Management (AEMM) student organization formed last spring, has launched a school-wide multimedia production, the POP Culture Collective.
posted October 21, 2011
Columbia’s Graduate Student Services office, in partnership with fourteen current graduate students, have launched Marginalia, a blog designed to showcase the lives and works of Columbia’s graduate students.
posted October 20, 2011
It’s weird that there was a time before plastic. Nowadays, you can’t buy much of anything that isn’t contained in plastic (Remember that frozen pizza you bought the other day? I bet it was wrapped in plastic). Plastic has helped
posted April 18, 2013
Smoking is a popular way of relieving stress and socializing, especially for students. However, this stress release is not long term and creates a cycle of dependence and addiction. We all know the health dangers of cigarettes, yet it can
posted April 18, 2013
Chicago comes alive when the weather finally starts to get warmer. The lakefront and beaches fill up with residents and tourists alike. Yet, many of us overlook the Chicago River, another great place to enjoy the warm weather. Here’s our
posted April 18, 2013
Spring is in the air…almost. Soon enough, it will be time to take back the streets and take long walks outside. Here are five hikes that are close, or easy to access, from the South Loop. You can enjoy a
posted March 14, 2013
Have you been feeling out of it lately? Overwhelmed by the city and schoolwork? Columbia’s Counseling Services might just be a great resource for you. They offer a variety of therapy options—all included in tuition. From counseling groups to couples
posted March 13, 2013
It’s that time again: the mid-semester slump. Energy levels are low and free time is scarce. You could find yourself reaching for an energy drink to just get through the afternoon…or stay up all night. But energy drinks and shots
posted March 13, 2013
So, you’re dating a vegan, going gluten-free, or just really into meatless chicken wings? That’s great, but there’s a few things you might want to know before you nosh. It turns out that some of the most popular wheat and
posted February 18, 2013
Eating out is becoming less appetizing as we get a taste of the wrath of a real Chicago winter. Here are five ideas to heat up your dorm room this winter. All you need is a microwave. Cranberry Ginger Instant
posted February 18, 2013
The Manifest Main Stage always brings it, and this year is no exception. From punk to bluegrass to hip-hop, this year’s musical acts can’t be contained by just one genre. There will be a little something for everyone, starting with
posted May 10, 2013
Do you wish you could fast forward to senior year and give advice to yourself on how to do college? We do, too, sometimes. So we’ve talked to a few seniors to see what advice they have for new students
posted April 25, 2013
Midterms have just wrapped up, and you feel like you just ran a marathon. But the race isn’t over yet—there’s still half a semester left! You aren’t alone. Everyone is tired and creatively exhausted. Here are four simple ways to
posted March 26, 2013
Information Sessions In order to apply, you must attend one of the following information sessions: Monday, March 11th Hokin Hall | 623 S. Wabash Ave. 6:00 – 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 12th Film Row Cinema | 1104 S. Wabash Ave.
posted March 7, 2013
“I started in Fall 2011 as a freshman at Columbia, and I heard that the school had an improv club, so I joined right away,” explained Brielle Munizzi, President of the Columbia Improv Group. “It’s easily the highlight of my
posted February 7, 2013
Student Engagement knows how to throw a party. They, like, totally revived the 80′s at the annual Glow Party with some sweet jams and gnarly decorations, like massive rubix cubes and blacklights. It was totally bitchin’.
posted February 7, 2013
Listen to Meara’s songs on Talent Pool. Tell us a little about how you create music. Is there an instrument with which you feel most comfortable? Usually I’ll just be sitting on the couch or in my room and
posted January 31, 2013
If you’re wondering what to do with that plethora of college-wide electives you’re collecting or have developed an interest in another academic program, consider taking on a double major.
posted September 20, 2012
Getting involved with events at Columbia really is easier than you think. Just ask David McEachin, president of Columbia’s Student Programming Board (SPB), the group that produces Columbia events such as Biggest Mouth and the Manifest Main Stage. He says
posted May 10, 2013
Sophomore Keisa Reynolds, cultural studies major and president of the F Word, answers our questions on the provocative and political student group. How would you describe the F Word? We are a group of folks from various walks of life
posted April 25, 2013
Virginia Baker, a junior fiction writing major and president of EPIC (Environmental Protection Initiative at Columbia) answers our questions about how Columbia’s student environmental advocacy group makes their impact felt across the city and how to join and what. Green
posted April 12, 2013
Are you looking to get an internship this summer but don’t know where to start? How about joining Columbia’s chapter of PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America)? President of PRSSA and senior marketing major, Ashley Lavore, credits her involvement
posted March 7, 2013
If you’ve ever seen an episode of “Mad Men,” you know the world of advertising can be a pretty competitive business. And while styles and cigarette consumption have changed, the drive and passion of the industry still remains. That’s where
posted February 21, 2013
“I started in Fall 2011 as a freshman at Columbia, and I heard that the school had an improv club, so I joined right away,” explained Brielle Munizzi, President of the Columbia Improv Group. “It’s easily the highlight of my
posted February 7, 2013
Don’t be intimidated by their name, even if it is the marriage of “Columbia” and the “Necronomicon,” the book of the dead. Columbinomicon is a creative science fiction and fantasy-writing club at Columbia College that is open-minded and gives writers
posted January 23, 2013
Tucked snugly into the 3rd floor of the 916 S. Wabash St. building, is a department you may not have heard of, but you certainly come into contact with weekly: Student Communications. Whether it’s getting the newsletter in your inbox,
posted December 7, 2012
Manifest and Commencement means spending time with your family. To help you play the role of tour guide, we have come up with some fam-friendly activities to keep your ’rents fed, entertained and educated about your life at Columbia. Where
posted May 10, 2013
Each year, Valedictorians are selected to address their graduating class during each commencement ceremony. Students are selected for this honor based on sustained academic excellence and other outstanding accomplishments that contribute to life at Columbia, the community and/or the arts.
posted April 16, 2013
As a student, you have rights and at Columbia, we want you to know your rights. Columbia complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), as amended, by publishing an annual notice to students explaining your rights under the act in the college catalog and student handbook.
posted September 16, 2012
The Columbia bookstore provides students a convenient way to buy or rent their textbooks and other course materials. Located in the 624 S. Michigan Ave. building, the bookstore is the only textbook retailer that works directly with Columbia to provide a complete inventory of the books and other course materials required for Columbia’s courses.
posted September 2, 2012
There have been recent legislative changes for 2012-2013 Federal Student Aid. Click here for an overview of changes, provided by the U.S. Department of Education, which may impact your financial aid for the upcoming academic year. If you are affected we will also contact you directly.
posted March 7, 2012
Registration begins on March 19th for continuing degree-seeking students for both summer and fall registration. In the past summer and fall registration were two separate dates, but this year continuing students will be able to register for both sessions concurrently.
posted March 5, 2012
Save the Date: End-of-the-Year Events Cap and Gown Distribution: Tuesday and Wednesday, May 1st and 2nd 10am-7pm at The Court | 731 S. Plymouth Ct. Manifest Urban Arts Festival: Friday, May 4th Visit colum.edu/manifest for more details coming soon! Diploma
posted February 14, 2012
The 2012 commencement will be a ticketed event. Each graduating student will receive six tickets for family and friends. Among colleges and universities we surveyed, six tickets is a generous per graduate allotment. The online ticket confirmation system will go live in early Spring and physical distribution of tickets will take place in the weeks prior to the ceremony. Graduates must have completed their graduation audit to claim their tickets.
posted November 22, 2011
We ran a contest last month to find out who had the most stylish room in the residence halls. What we found was that students are designing on a budget and in a small space with a personal panache that
posted February 21, 2013
Eating out is becoming less appetizing as we get a taste of the wrath of a real Chicago winter. Here are five ideas to heat up your dorm room this winter. All you need is a microwave. Cranberry Ginger Instant
posted February 18, 2013
If your dorm room would make Martha Stewart nod begrudgingly because she knows style when she sees it, then send us a pic. Winner takes All (That’s money, folks)! * To enter, send us a photo of your room and
posted January 28, 2013
With the end of the semester almost here, we know you’ve got all kinds of loose ends to tie and deadlines to make. That’s why we’ve compiled a check-out checklist for you so you know exactly what is expected of you as you part ways with your Residence Hall on May 5th or 6th.
posted April 19, 2012
Columbia College Summer Housing 2012 contracts are now available. We offer apartment style housing, located in the University Center at 525 S. State Street.
posted April 19, 2012
We in Residence Life hope your year is ending well. We are very interested to hear your feedback about Residence Life. Please take a moment to complete our survey.
posted April 17, 2012
College students have some of the busiest lives and the craziest schedules. But you can take back your time with a little time management. Students who looked back on their college years said if they could go back and do anything over, they would manage their time better. But why be one of those people when you can do something about it now?
posted March 12, 2012
Spring break: a week of relaxation, some fun and (hopefully) some sun. It’s easy, however, to lose sight of safety, especially when you’re in a new and exciting city with your friends. But whether you’re planning on staying in the city or going elsewhere to enjoy your week away from school, keep in mind some of these safety tips that’ll help you stay smart and protect yourself during spring break.
posted March 12, 2012
The first step to getting an internship? Making the effort. It’s pretty much as simple as making an appointment to talk with your internship coordinator, visiting the portfolio center (open all summer), and getting to know your professors. Take the
posted June 18, 2013
Hey Columbians, Check out pictures of you and your classmates flying down the zipline during Manifest! That was so fun. Go here!
posted May 28, 2013
Valedictorian, Suzanne (Suzie) Miller is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in marketing communications and minor in web development. She talks to us about her lessons learned from four successful years at Columbia. How would you define success? Ah, the question
posted May 10, 2013
The Manifest Main Stage always brings it, and this year is no exception. From punk to bluegrass to hip-hop, this year’s musical acts can’t be contained by just one genre. There will be a little something for everyone, starting with
posted May 10, 2013
Brett E. King-Ruley is a cultural studies major with a minor in women and gender studies, who is graduating with top honors, a 4.0 GPA and a thesis project dissecting the cultural implications of daytime soap operas. Plus, he is
posted April 25, 2013
Attention All Graduates Participating in the May 18th and May 19th Commencement Ceremonies for 2013! If you have not ordered your guest tickets for commencement, we strongly recommend you place your order prior to April 21, 2013. The ticket website
posted April 18, 2013
Each year, Valedictorians are selected to address their graduating class during each commencement ceremony. Students are selected for this honor based on sustained academic excellence and other outstanding accomplishments that contribute to life at Columbia, the community and/or the arts.
posted April 16, 2013
Check out A.J. Young’s portfolio on Talent Pool. A.J. Young, senior film and video major, scored big time when he won the Oscar Experience College Search. The contest asked contestants to submit a video answering the question, “What will you
posted March 26, 2013
The Museum of Contemporary Photography (MoCP) wants you to think about photographs as more than smart-phone selfies and facebook wall posts. They hope to show you the photographic image as an art object that reflects you and me, our lives
posted June 18, 2013
Hey Columbians, Check out pictures of you and your classmates flying down the zipline during Manifest! That was so fun. Go here!
posted May 28, 2013
Last Friday, a Manifest flash mob descended on Daley Plaza to promote Columbia’s urban arts festival on May 17. The show choir came singing out of the blue line stop and didn’t stop until they hit the plaza and the
posted May 10, 2013
Valedictorian, Suzanne (Suzie) Miller is graduating with a bachelor’s degree in marketing communications and minor in web development. She talks to us about her lessons learned from four successful years at Columbia. How would you define success? Ah, the question
posted May 10, 2013
Manifest and Commencement means spending time with your family. To help you play the role of tour guide, we have come up with some fam-friendly activities to keep your ’rents fed, entertained and educated about your life at Columbia. Where
posted May 10, 2013
The Manifest Main Stage always brings it, and this year is no exception. From punk to bluegrass to hip-hop, this year’s musical acts can’t be contained by just one genre. There will be a little something for everyone, starting with
posted May 10, 2013
Getting involved with events at Columbia really is easier than you think. Just ask David McEachin, president of Columbia’s Student Programming Board (SPB), the group that produces Columbia events such as Biggest Mouth and the Manifest Main Stage. He says
posted May 10, 2013
Vote for your student representatives in Student Government Association’s elections for the 2013-14 Academic Year here.
posted May 3, 2013
The first step to getting an internship? Making the effort. It’s pretty much as simple as making an appointment to talk with your internship coordinator, visiting the portfolio center (open all summer), and getting to know your professors. Take the
posted June 18, 2013
Manifest and Commencement means spending time with your family. To help you play the role of tour guide, we have come up with some fam-friendly activities to keep your ’rents fed, entertained and educated about your life at Columbia. Where
posted May 10, 2013
Getting involved with events at Columbia really is easier than you think. Just ask David McEachin, president of Columbia’s Student Programming Board (SPB), the group that produces Columbia events such as Biggest Mouth and the Manifest Main Stage. He says
posted May 10, 2013
Brett E. King-Ruley is a cultural studies major with a minor in women and gender studies, who is graduating with top honors, a 4.0 GPA and a thesis project dissecting the cultural implications of daytime soap operas. Plus, he is
posted April 25, 2013
Money Smart Week for 2013 is taking place April 20th – April 27th. Student Financial Services has once again participated and provided time to the event by creating the Lookin’ Fine on a Dime™ contest in collaboration with the Office of Student Communications. A video is being produced to showcase our three contest finalists and a winner will be announced during the week of April 29th! This video will be submitted to the Money Smart Week website and receive national attention through the site. We thank all contest participants.
posted April 18, 2013
Money Smart Week for 2013 is taking place April 20th – April 27th. Student Financial Services has once again participated and provided time to the event by creating the Lookin’ Fine on a Dime™ contest in collaboration with the Office of Student Communications. A video is being produced to showcase our three contest finalists and a winner will be announced during the week of April 29th! This video will be submitted to the Money Smart Week website and receive national attention through the site. We thank all contest participants.
posted April 17, 2013
Have you found your summer gig? If not, now is the time to pick that ripe job from the money tree, and get some good experience for your resumé while you’re at it. If you’re staying in Chicago and need
posted April 11, 2013
Midterms have just wrapped up, and you feel like you just ran a marathon. But the race isn’t over yet—there’s still half a semester left! You aren’t alone. Everyone is tired and creatively exhausted. Here are four simple ways to
posted March 26, 2013
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