Three M.A.T. Grads First from Same School to Lead NAEA Student Chapters
Three graduates of the Columbia College Chicago MAT art education program in the School of Liberal Arts & Science’s Education Department will make history next year when they become the first officers of the National Art Education Student Chapter from the same college or university.

Columbia's Hotel Amerika Honored With Three Notable Essays of the Year
The award-winning Best American Essays series this year listed three picks from Columbia's literary magazine, Hotel Amerika, founded and edited by David Lazar, head of the Creative Non-Fiction Program in the English Department of the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Spring 2009 Columbia Poetry Review Now Available
Columbia College Chicago is pleased to announce the publication of the 2009 Columbia Poetry Review, featuring innovative and creative work by published poets as well as the best Columbia student writing.

Columbia College Chicago Poetry Magazines Honored by Illinois Arts Council
Both poetry magazines published by the Columbia College Chicago English Department are among the recipients of this year’s Illinois Arts Council Literary Awards.

John R. Thompson Recieves First LAS Dean’s Award for Cultural Studies
John R. Thompson, a 2009 Columbia College Chicago graduate, is the first recipient of the LAS Dean’s Award for the Outstanding B.A. Thesis in Cultural Studies.

Columbia College Chicago Poetry Magazines Honored by Illinois Arts Council
Both poetry magazines published by the Columbia College Chicago English Department are among the recipients of this year’s Illinois Arts Council Literary Awards.

John R. Thompson Recieves First LAS Dean’s Award for Cultural Studies
John R. Thompson, a 2009 Columbia College Chicago graduate, is the first recipient of the LAS Dean’s Award for the Outstanding B.A. Thesis in Cultural Studies.

Three M.A.T. Grads First from Same School to Lead NAEA Student Chapters
Three graduates of the Columbia College Chicago MAT art education program in the School of Liberal Arts & Science’s Education Department will make history next year when they become the first officers of the National Art Education Student Chapter from the same college or university.