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Precious Davis, Life Changer

Precious Davis, Life Changer

“I feel like I’m imparting to the next generation empowerment, encouragement, a space to identify with who they are.”

Shannon Lengerich Suffoletto, Mover and Healer

Shannon Lengerich Suffoletto, Mover and Healer

“As dance and psychology ran parallel in my life, I learned to combine them.”

Class Notes

Class Notes

Submit your class notes at colum.edu/alumni

Jay Bonansinga, Well-Dressed Writer

Jay Bonansinga, Well-Dressed Writer

At least five days a week, Jay Bonansinga (MA ’88) gets up in the morning and puts on a jacket and tie. But he doesn’t leave home. Instead, he begins writing—hammering out at least

Millennial Hustle

Millennial Hustle

As students at Columbia College Chicago, Lena Waithe, Tony Merevick and Roma Shah all jump-started their careers with hands-on experience, prestigious internships and boundless amb

Changing Course

Changing Course

Artists Caitlin Strokosch (BA ’98), Rachael Albers (BA ’06) and Shawn Lent (MAM ’06) step out of the spotlight and find fulfillment through nonprofit pursuits.

In the arts, tim

A Colossal Success

A Colossal Success

Christopher Jobson (BA ’04) turned his humble passion project—an art and visual culture blog—into a full-time, professional career.

On the morning of March 9, 2011,Christopher J

Dream Weaver

Dream Weaver

Newspaper photographer by day, Lenny Gilmore (BFA ’10) explores otherworldly themes in meticulously constructed and personal collages.

Take a walk in the city, and chances are y

Making a Mark

Making a Mark

When Eric Roesner (BFA ’11) and RJ Casey teamed up to create their tongue-in-cheek cowboy comic, Pecos, they wanted to make the final product—and their artistic partnership—officia

Lee Bey, Renaissance Man

Lee Bey, Renaissance Man

Lee Bey (BA ’88) was sweating it out on a May day in 2001. Less than three weeks into his job as Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley’s deputy chief of staff, Bey found himself informing

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