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Columbia addresses “severe financial shortfall” for the upcoming school year
BREAKING: First two weeks of classes will be taught completely online
Columbia makes efforts to improve building ventilation, some say efforts might fall short
Residence Life clarifies mandatory quarantine policies for on-campus living
Culture Chronversations: Internet Privacy, TikTok and Netflix
The stars align for Venusian Glow makeup
Jazz Institute of Chicago hosts annual summer conference online amid pandemic
Health experts address the complications of coronavirus testing, need for national strategy
South Loop businesses hope return of students can provide “major boost” in business amid pandemic
Campus closed following night of looting and violence downtown
Opinion: People cannot pretend the coronavirus pandemic is over
Opinion: Teaching online will present challenges for GSIs but ultimately be beneficial
Column: How COVID-19 changed my dad’s job as a sports investment and gaming consultant
FYI: What defunding the police could mean for Chicago
Everything you should know about hand washing during the coronavirus pandemic
Student brings African heritage to the Chicago fashion scene
Camryn Tabiolo, a sophomore filmmaking student at Columbia who came back to Hawaii during the state-wide shutdown, often goes on a walk with her family and dog, Finn, in Ewa Beach, Hawaii.
My dad, Jim Anderson, is the majority owner and sole operator of Portland Provisions, a Portland, Maine-based food supply company that opened in 2015. The business has no physical location but shares a cooler with Pat
Among stark shadows, flowers are seen in the window of an adjacent apartment building.

By Mike Rundle, Director of Photography

April 9, 2020

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