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CFAC leaders respond to DEI leaders, asking for conversation outside the Chronicle
The Columbia Chronicle wins Sweepstakes Award and 28 others at state convention
Columbia students lose restaurants that once brought them together
Health, Fertility, Agency: The MoCP’s latest exhibit explores reproductive justice
Columbia alumni earn opportunity to showcase work at Hyde Park Art Center
Immersive Van Gogh creates an innovative and enchanting new digital art experience
Queens Gaming Collective, Black Gaming League provide platform for women and Black gamers to excel
Three Black women-owned restaurants that give love to the planet and community
Awkward: An acquaintance starts a political conversation that doesn’t align with your beliefs, how do you respond?
Dinosaurs and birds and bones, oh my: The Field Museum reopens
Opinion: Biden needs to deliver on his promises, starting with $2,000 stimulus checks
Opinion: The reason why some little girls are growing up to be ‘bimbos’
Opinion: Living with an eating disorder during a pandemic, how a simple routine is essential
The Chronicle Presents: The Dating Game
Media Hub Minute: Episode 8
A socially distanced education 4,544 miles away from home
Quidditch players participate in socially-distanced activities like individual shooting drills and a 40-yard dash.
I have a form of dysautonomia that is imperceptible to others. It causes rapid heart rates, syncope, dizziness, temperature fluctuation, chronic fatigue and pain. I am what an invisible illness looks like.
Bill Wei, consultant at Accenture, sweeps LECA, a lightweight soil made of clay pebbles, around the platform, covering the wetter areas with excess soil.
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