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Students sit with their professor in the class Multitrack Music Recording II held in the basement floor of 33 E Ida B Wells Dr. It is one of the in-person courses offered at Columbia this summer semester.
Summer enrollment helps students get to graduation
By Maya Swan-Sullivan, Staff Reporter
College to lay off 62 employees, close Community Schools Program
By Leah Love, News Editor
Center for Black Music Research to close until January 2024
By Leah Love, News Editor
College announces 3% pay increase for full time faculty, non-union staff
By Leah Love, News Editor
College administration considers clinic’s low use, other available health care options as it weighs whether to close on-campus employee facility
By Olivia Cohen, Senior Editor
METRO
Festivalgoers are seen at the Suenos music festival on Sunday, May 29, 2022, at Grant Park in Chicago. (Photo by Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP)
Sueños Music Festival returning to Grant Park for its second year
By Andres Guerra, Director of Video
Mayor Brandon Johnson gives a heartfelt speech aiming to help communities that have been overlooked and disinvested at the Chicago inauguration at Credit Union 1 Arena on Monday, May 15, 2023.
Brandon Johnson sworn in as Chicago’s new mayor
By Ruth Johnson, Managing Editor & Designer
New bathroom finder app in NYC brings hope for one to be made in Chicago
New bathroom finder app in NYC brings hope for one to be made in Chicago
By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
OPINION
Op-Ed: Lesbians need better representation on the screen
Op-Ed: Lesbians need better representation on the screen
By Olivia Covey, Contributing Writer
Editorial: Departments lack diverse leadership and the trickle down effect harms us all
By Editorial Board
Opinion: Columbia needs to do more for low-income students
By Destiny Graham, Contributing Writer
Editorial: College needs better online classes built for post-pandemic learning
By Editorial Board
Opinion: Work places need better outreach, accommodations for autistic workers
By Bianca Kreusel, Co-Director of Photography
ARTS & CULTURE
Semisonic performs their song Singing in My Sleep from their album Feeling Strangely Fine at Huntington Bank Pavilion on Northerly Island 1300 S Linn White Dr, on Tuesday, June 6, 2023. John Munson, far left, Dan Wilson, center left, and Jacob Slichter, back on the drums, are the bands three original members.
90’s rock band Semisonic returns to Chicago on a co-headlining tour with two new singles
By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
Young Miko holds the bouquet of roses that a fan from the crowd gave her in Grant Park at the Sueños Music Festival on May 28, 2023.
Photos: Young Miko, Junior H entertain crowds at Day 2 of Sueños
By Kaelah Serrano, Photojournalist
Martha Cruz, wife of The Tamale Guy owner Claudio Velez, strikes a pose as she hands out samples of tamales to attendees of the Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park on May 28, 2023.
Local businesses keep energy high at Sueños festival in Grant Park
By Andres Guerra, Director of Video
MEDIA HUB MINUTE
Media Hub Minute Episode 19
Media Hub Minute Episode 19
By Justice Lewis and Zoë Takaki
Media Hub Minute Episode 18
By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter • May 7, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 17
By Justice Lewis, Opinions Editor • May 1, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 16
By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter • April 23, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 15
By Justice Lewis, Opinion Editor • April 16, 2023
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