Join Columbia’s Library on April 1st for our Edible Books event. We invite you to create a book made of edible materials to bring to the Library on April 1st where it will be consumed by book-loving gourmets. This...
Please join us this afternoon on the library’s third floor for the 8th annual Publication Celebration from 4:00-5:30. The library partners with the Provost’s Office on this event to celebrate the works of our authors and to acknowledge our...
The Columbia College Chicago Library has created an Anti-Censorship Policy Statement affirming our commitment to resist all forms of censorship, including the banning of books. In 2023, censorship efforts increased significantly in the United States. The American Library Association...
We are excited to announce that Columbia students, faculty, and staff can now access New York Times online content through the library. This exciting addition to the library’s online resources expands on our previous access and provides you with...
Did you know that every other Thursday the library hosts the Board Game Society’s board game night? Did you know that tomorrow, Thursday November 16th from 6:30-9:30 is a THEMED game night? Tomorrow night’s game night, sponsored by the English and Creative Writing department,...
I don’t know about you, but as soon as September hits, it’s spooky season. And when October hits? It’s Halloween. That means it’s time for all the fall and spooky goodies like pumpkin patches, apple cider, costumes, and most...
Ever wonder what it would be like to be Dr. Frankenstein, a creator of creatures of the night, monsters, horrors, and terrors? Well guess what, now is your chance! On Wednesday October 25th from 2pm to 7pm on...
Learn more about how to register for Spring Semester courses at Columbia’s RegFest event! RegFest is the one-stop-shop you’ve been looking for as you prepare for registration. When? October 24, 25, and 26 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m....
Visit the library to view our display of one of a kind, codex-inspired artist books that resulted from the HUMA121 course, “Latin American Art, Literature, and Music” taught by Jesus Macarena-Avila. Alongside the book display is a small community...