Website/Donor and Family Newsletters • 18th August 2025

Fashion Show Leverages Student Talent From Multiple Disciplines

Sometimes an event is more than an event. It’s an opportunity.  And that’s what students from different disciplines at Columbia College Chicago learned with this year’s Made@Columbia fashion show.

Website/Donor and Family Newsletters • 18th August 2025

Columbia Students Partner With NASCAR to Create Race-Themed Games

You don’t have to be a race enthusiast to enjoy the interactive activities produced by Columbia students in preparation for the NASCAR Chicago Street Race.

Media/ABC7 Chicago • 3rd March 2025

Biggest Surprises From the Oscars

Oscars night was full of unforgettable moments. To help break it all down, Ron Falzone from Columbia College Chicago talks about some of the biggest moments at the Oscars.

Media/ABC7 Chicago • 24th December 2024

Bob Dylan Biopic 'A Complete Unknown' Starring Timothée Chalamet Hits Theaters on Christmas

Jerry Brindisi, the interim director of School of Business and Entrepreneurship at Columbia College Chicago and an expert on Bob Dylan, joined Chicago to discuss the legendary musician's career and his impact on the music industry.

Media/WGN-TV • 9th May 2024

Manifest Arts Festival at Columbia College Chicago

Manifest Arts Festival is Columbia College Chicago’s student-produced celebration showcasing the work and talent of its students. We got a sneak peek of the fashion portion of the festival. Dr. Colbey Emmerson Reid joined WGN with the details.

Website/Donor and Family Newsletters • 20th March 2023

SXSW: Columbia College Chicago Students Experience the Ultimate Field Trip

Columbia students go where tech, film, music, education, and culture converge and benefit from real-world experiences in the entertainment and media industries.

Video • 11th November 2020

Client-Based Student Work

Students at Columbia partnered with several start-up companies to help build their brands through integrated strategies that include social media, marketing, advertising, digital content, and public relations. In this video, students present their ideas to clients, and clients share their feedback.

Community Newsletter • 11th November 2020

Understanding Allergies

Do you blow your nose and rub your itchy eyes more than usual in the spring? Chances are you have hay fever, also called allergic rhinitis, an allergic response that has absolutely nothing to do with hay and everything to do with teeny tiny particles wafting through the air.

Community Newsletter • 9th May 2017

Invasion of the Body Bashers

Have you said, or thought, "I look fat" hundreds of times? And despite reassurances from your friends, spouse and maybe even your doctor, do you still feel flabby? If you're hung up on some aspect of your physical appearance, you're not alone.

Health Education • 11th November 2020

Failure to Thrive - Medical Conditions

Babies and children with failure to thrive do not grow and develop at the same pace as children their same age. That’s because they aren’t getting enough nutrients to be healthy.

Newsletter/CountyCare Connection • 23rd August 2016

Putting the Healthy Into Halloween

Creepy costumes can be scary. But you know what’s really frightening at Halloween? Trying to maintain healthy habits and a healthy diet. But don’t fear, there are plenty of ways to put healthy into Halloween.

Brochure • 13th January 2015

Healthy Motivations Community Wellness Program

Rush Oak Park Hospital has a long and rich history of promoting healthy living in its community. For years, its community wellness program was known as Age-WISE, which primarily served older adults. To better meet the needs of the diverse community Rush Oak Park Hospital calls home, we reimagined this program and renamed it Healthy Motivations.

Community Benefits Report • 1st April 2014

Life-saving Measures for Patient in Financial Need

Last year, Wanda Williams-Harrell had the mother of all headaches — a headache that hurt so overwhelmingly that no over-the-counter pain reliever would help. “I felt like my head was about to explode from my body,” Wanda says. And then she experienced a strange spasm in the nape of her neck. Wanda told her husband to call 9-1-1.

Cancer Annual Report: Rush University Medical Center • 9th July 2013

Cancer Annual Report

As health care providers and researchers, we long for that “aha” moment — and relish the pursuit of it. While that one puzzle piece may not offer a cure, it may spare patients the burden of unnecessary treatments; it may inspire colleagues to ask — and answer — more revealing questions; it may play a vital role in unraveling mysteries behind cancer development and treatment.