-
Recent Posts
Archives
Tags
- 1893
- alumni
- archival collection
- archives
- bill russo
- Broadcasting
- buttons
- cartoons
- chicago
- chicago jazz ensemble
- college
- college archives
- college history
- color palettes
- columbia chronicle
- columbia college
- columbia college chicago
- convocation
- course catalog
- creative writing
- curator
- digital commons
- digitization
- Dr. John B. Duff
- exhibits
- free pins
- grant park
- halloween
- handwritten
- harold washington library
- history
- horror
- john b. duff
- john fischetti
- journalism
- larry minsky
- low tuition
- manuscripts
- mary blood
- movies
- music
- negatives
- newspaper
- notebooks
- oldest course catalog
- oratory
- outreach
- past and present
- phi sigma
- photography
- politics
- posters
- President Dr. John B. Duff
- presidents
- process
- public relations
- public speaking
- Radio
- reading
- research
- romney
- safety
- school colors
- sketches
- south loop
- special collections
- stamps
- student perspective
- students
- summer
- technique
- The South Loop
- website
- welcome
- writing
RSS Feed
Meta
Author Archives: Evangeline Pina
Student Perspective: The Heart of Curated Collections
Being approached with the opportunity to process a collection was exciting. It was a task completely shiny and new, far from the procedural digitization and organization from before. Only one other student worker at the time had been working on one, … Continue reading
Student Perspective: Digital Interactivity in Archives
One of the first things I remember about working in the Columbia College Archives & Special Collections as an assistant since the start of my college career was being told that I was the first Interactive Arts and Media (IAM) … Continue reading
Posted in Columbia College, student perspective
Leave a comment
Columbia College Chicago Archives 