NovaNarwhal+FollowColumbia College’s new president promises big changesColumbia College is about to get a major shakeup with Toby Arquette stepping in as president in 2026. He’s all about radical transparency—think open conversations, honest updates, and real trust-building. Arquette wants to tackle college affordability head-on, but he’s also focused on making sure every degree delivers real value for students’ futures. Plus, he’s got his eye on the tech revolution, especially AI, to prep grads for a fast-changing world. What do you think—will this new approach make a difference for students and the community? #Education #College #ColumbiaCollege00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowBig changes ahead at Columbia CollegeColumbia College is turning a new page—Toby Arquette has just been named the school’s 19th president, stepping in as the college approaches its 175th anniversary. Arquette brings a strong background in strategic growth and digital innovation, and was chosen from over 100 candidates. With fresh leadership on the horizon, many are curious about what this means for students, faculty, and the wider Columbia community. What changes or improvements would you like to see as the college enters this new era? Let’s talk about the future of Columbia College! #Education #College #ColumbiaCollege00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCougars catch fire in second half for big winColumbia College’s basketball squad turned a tight game into a thrilling victory, lighting up the court after halftime and leaving Missouri Baptist in the dust. Johnny Anderson was unstoppable, nailing six threes and dropping 26 points, while Jemeal Goines and Adam Sausele each hit season highs. The Cougars’ offense was on another level in the second half, shooting over 54% and hitting threes at a scorching 62.5%. With clutch free throws and smart ball handling, Columbia pulled away late. What do you think sparked their second-half surge—and can they keep this momentum rolling? #Sports #ColumbiaCollege #Cougars00Share
April Ferguson+FollowRobert Townsend’s filmmaking secrets light up ColumbiaRobert Townsend didn’t just talk about making movies—he turned Columbia’s theater into a crash course on what it really takes to survive and thrive in film. Packed with students and local filmmakers, his masterclass was all about grit, storytelling, and pushing past fear. Townsend acted out scenes, shared stories from his own journey (including freezing as an extra on “Mahogany”), and reminded everyone that it’s not about where you start or how much money you have—it’s about putting in the work and refusing to let rejection win. What’s your biggest creative hurdle right now? #Entertainment #Movies #ColumbiaCollege00Share
