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Students from Columbia, Roosevelt and the School of the Art Institute join a pro-Palestine demonstration directly in front of the Art Institute, shutting down Michigan Ave. on Friday, April 26 2024.

Students march, block traffic in downtown Chicago to call attention to war in Gaza

By Maya Swan-Sullivan, Reporter • April 26, 2024

Students from Columbia College, Roosevelt University and the School of the Art Institute stood in solidarity...

Exclusive: Columbia board chair says cuts, changes to college must be ‘bold’

April 25, 2024

Mauricio Guerrero, a sophomore music major, reads lyrics while singing Ella Baila Sola by Peso Pluma. Guerrero jams out at Jam Session hosted by the Music Department on Thursday, April 11, 2024.

Music Department holds 'Jam Session' with Student Government Association

April 23, 2024

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Editorial: Deficit is dark cloud hanging over registration for Fall 2024

By Editorial Board • April 25, 2024

Registration started this week for the Fall 2024 semester, with fewer class offerings and some larger...

Editorial: Columbia should celebrate becoming Hispanic-serving institution

By Editorial Board • April 18, 2024

Letter to the Editor: Columbia College Chicago strives to support its Hispanic students

By Nathan Bakkum • April 17, 2024

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ARTS & CULTURE

Filipinos in Alliance Cultural from the University of Illinois Chicago performs the traditional Filipino folk dance Tinikling at the Kapwa Chicago Vol. 1 showcase on Saturday, April 27, 2024.

Kapwa Chicago Vol. 1: Uniting Filipino American creativity and culture

By Kate Julianne Larroder, Staff Reporter • April 29, 2024

Chicago's Filipino American community came alive with the vibrant and diverse showcase of Kapwa Chicago...

Review: Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ struggles to resonate the way her previous work does

By Avery Heeringa, Reporter • April 26, 2024

Music Department holds 'Jam Session' with Student Government Association

By Kaelah Serrano, Director of Photography • April 23, 2024

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METRO

Chicago Coalition for the Homeless urges voters to approve Bring Chicago Home

By Samantha Ho, Contributing Writer • March 18, 2024

The Chicago Coalition for the Homeless continues to campaign for Chicagoans to vote in favor of the Bring...

A woman holds a sign that says Celebrate Revolutionary Women, in honor of Womens History Month on Sunday, March 10, 2024. The women written on the poster are all Palestinian women who have made a change in history.

Hundreds march at Federal Plaza supporting women’s rights, ceasefire in Gaza

March 12, 2024

Activists gather on the corner of Van Buren and State streets near campus on Saturday, March 9, 2024. A new city policy is taking effect that will force migrants out of shelters after 60 days except in extenuating circumstances.

Advocates protest moving migrants from shelters after 60 days without better plan for housing, work

March 10, 2024

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LA CRÓNICA

Artistas del grupo Brisa durante el segundo Fuego Fest, el viernes 19 de abril de 2024 en Haus.

Los estudiantes latines celebran la cultura brasileña en Fuego Fest

By Sofía Oyarzún, Bilingual Reporter • April 21, 2024

Más de 100 estudiantes se reunieron en el espacio para eventos The Haus para Fuego Fest, un evento anual...

Los miembros de Mariachi Sirenas Jeanette Nevarez, Itzel Herrera, Areli Jacobo, Joanna Reyes y Lissette Telumbre ensayando el 20 de marzo de 2024.

Mariachi Sirenas mantienen vivas las tradiciones mexicanas a través de la música

March 25, 2024

Iris Berrios, de Telemundo Chicago, habla con Mary Ann Ahern, colega de NBC Chicago, y Hugo Balta, de Latino News Network, sobre las estadísticas de votantes latines y las razones principales para votar. El panel se llevo a cabo el miércoles 13 de marzo de 2024.

Periodistas alientan a la comunidad latine estudiantil en ir a votar, usar sus voces para los cambios

March 14, 2024

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Review: Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ struggles to resonate the way her previous work does
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Taylor Swift’s latest studio album “The Tortured Poets Department” does its best to capture the brilliance of the singer’s abilities, but gets bogged down by nonsensical...

Students march, block traffic in downtown Chicago to call attention to war in Gaza
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Students from Columbia College, Roosevelt University and the School of the Art Institute stood in solidarity outside of the Art Institute on Friday, April 26 to protest the ongoing...

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Music Department holds 'Jam Session' with Student Government Association

By Kaelah Serrano, Director of Photography • April 23, 2024

Current Copy Chief at the Columbia Chronicle, Patience Hurston poses for a photo at The Student Center on Thursday, April 18. Hurston will be the new editor-in-chief at The Chronicle this coming fall semester.

Columbia Chronicle names Patience Hurston as editor-in-chief for the 2024-25 school year

By Samaher AbuRabah, Copy Editor • April 22, 2024

Students look at artwork dedicated to reflect themes of oppression on Friday, April 19, 2024. Families, students and individuals gather on the second floor of the student center for the opening night of the exhibit.

‘Artists Against Oppression’ discusses themes of oppression, brings together students and outside guests

By Vivian Richey • April 21, 2024

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ARTS & CULTURE

Kapwa Chicago Vol. 1: Uniting Filipino American creativity and culture

By Kate Julianne Larroder, Staff Reporter • April 29, 2024

Music Department holds 'Jam Session' with Student Government Association

By Kaelah Serrano, Director of Photography • April 23, 2024

Kayla Desiree performs during Biggest Mouth at Epiphany Center for the Arts on Thursday, April 11, 2024.

Students packed Epiphany for annual Biggest Mouth

By Christalyn Barker, Photojournalist • April 17, 2024

OPINION

Editorial: Deficit is dark cloud hanging over registration for Fall 2024

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Editorial: Columbia should celebrate becoming Hispanic-serving institution

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Letter to the Editor: Columbia College Chicago strives to support its Hispanic students

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METRO

Chicago Coalition for the Homeless urges voters to approve Bring Chicago Home

By Samantha Ho, Contributing Writer

Hundreds march at Federal Plaza supporting women’s rights, ceasefire in Gaza

By Kaelah Serrano and Vivian Richey

Advocates protest moving migrants from shelters after 60 days without better plan for housing, work

By Sofía Oyarzún, Bilingual Reporter

Participants of the Lunar New Year parade wave as they pass to onlookers as the parade makes its way along South Wentworth Ave on Sunday, Feb. 18, 2024.

Hundreds gather in Chinatown for annual Lunar New Year parade

By Lukas Katilius, Photojournalist

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Los estudiantes latines celebran la cultura brasileña en Fuego Fest
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Angelina Victoria, ‘la vaquera bling bling’, rompiendo las barreras en la industria musical
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Current editor-in-chief of the Columbia Chronicle Olivia Cohen, sits down with incoming editor-in-chief of the 2024-25 academic year, Patience Hurston. Together they discussed what is to be expected in the coming year, and what it means to be a journalist.

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