Short fiction read by Joe Meno.

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Columbia’s graduate program in Dance Movement Therapy is on the leading edge of creative, holistic approaches to mental health.

Columbia College Chicago Impact Award honoree Jeremy Piven makes his home in Malibu, but his roots are in Chicago, where he was born and raised.

Artist/curator Marci Rae McDade (B.A. ’01) believes in timelessness and finds inspiration in art history—then unapologetically turns it on its head.

Thomas Kemeny was born in Hungary, raised in Wisconsin, and defied death as a zombie in a student movie at Columbia College Chicago. And he appears set to continue down some unusual paths.

In 1950, only 12 percent of American households had television sets. By the time this photo was taken in 1960, the number was 87 percent and climbing (it’s held steady at 98 percent since 1980).