The Columbus Arts Festival is looking for a few new food vendors for their 48th annual event taking place on June 5, 6, and 7 this year. The festival will once again be held near CCAD in the Discovery District… [Read More]
The Jefferson Center has space available for rent in 2009 that includes a three-room suite of offices: a sun-room, a one-room artist’s studio, and two floors (a total of 1200 square feet of space) in one of our most charming… [Read More]
A month ago, I posted a question regarding the demolition of the old Cadillac Motor Company Building at 600 E. Long Street (corner of Long & Jefferson near the CSCC Parking Garage). The old building had been for sale for… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Advocacy group to visit city Sunday, November 30, 2008 BY MICHAEL GROSSBERG Americans for the Arts, a national advocacy group, will hold its first national meeting in Columbus to focus on how art and culture can revitalize… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Columbus State could see record year Saturday, September 20, 2008 BY CHARLIE BOSS If the winding line of students outside financial aid yesterday was any indicator, Columbus State Community College could be looking at its largest student… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote The Salesian Boys & Girls Club of Columbus will close Friday, ending a 38-year run Downtown. The club laid off six staff members this year, but the financial challenges remained too daunting to continue, its trustees… [Read More]
The Bad & The Beautiful wrote CCAD: First phase of Byers building do-over complete Posted by Melissa Starker on June 5, 2008 “This is going to be the biggest chicken wing operation you’ve ever seen,” joked Columbus College of Art… [Read More]
Business First of Columbus wrote Seneca apartments ready for August move-in Monday, June 2, 2008 Downtown Columbus’ long-vacant Seneca Hotel will open its doors this summer after a $19 million renovation. Philadelphia-based Campus Apartments Inc. spent three years renovating the… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Summer in the City Sunday, May 25, 2008 Summer breezes are bringing change. Don’t go Downtown to the riverfront for the Columbus Arts Festival. Head instead to the Discovery District, near the Columbus College of Art &… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Art college to finish off quad with dorm that’s in demand Monday, March 3, 2008 BY MIKE PRAMIK The college’s planned $11 million dorm will provide an additional 208 beds, as well as another landmark framing the… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Columbus State, OU to offer 4-year degree Local bachelor’s option to be affordable, flexible Wednesday, February 6, 2008 BY ENCARNACION PYLE Starting this fall, up to 500 Columbus State students a year can start building their associate… [Read More]
Columbus Alive wrote District discovery by Brittany Kress October 11th, 2007 About 10 years ago, Columbus College of Art and Design administrators decided that a jumble of old, bunker-like buildings didn’t make a campus, especially for creative students. So they… [Read More]
wdtn.com wrote College promotes itself with cheap videos, a la YouTube Associated Press – August 21, 2007 12:55 PM ET COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A 2-year college in Columbus is using cheesy, YouTube-style Web videos in hopes of reaching current… [Read More]
Columbusite has added an interesting post to his blog lamenting the fact that both CCAD and CSCC are essentially suburban, commuter campuses dropped into the city. I too have always wondered how an area with so much potential as a… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote Artsy district to host art fest Riverfront construction will force Columbus event to move temporarily in ’08 Tuesday, April 24, 2007 3:29 AM By Debbie Gebolys and Bill Mayr Although next year’s Columbus Arts Festival is… [Read More]
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