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Llexxi Youngs, a senior film and television major, speaks about being one of the only Black students in her classes during the panel discussion led by the Antiracism Transformation Task Force on the fifth floor of the Student Center at 754 S. Wabash Ave. on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. The panel was held for the Columbia community to address discrimination and racism on campus.
Antiracism Transformation Team announces effort to survey campus community about racial climate
By Amaris Edwards, Amina Sergazina, and Abra Richardson
Professors hold panel to push for more accessible classrooms
By Ruth Johnson, Managing Editor & Designer
Alpha Kappa Alpha and Soul Sisters address reproductive health rights for Black women
By Amina Sergazina, Senior Reporter
Student Diversity and Inclusion hosts women's history student panel
By Vivian Richey, Staff Reporter
Columbia’s Counseling Services expands to serve more students, with plans to hire new director this spring
By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
METRO
Tattoo artist Clarke Gable Anak Dablin begins outlining a hand-tap tattoo design on Kent Grashel for the Chicago Tattoo Arts Festival at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, located at 5555 N. River Rd., on Friday, March 17, 2023. Dablin has been practicing for 10 years and was the only artist using this traditional method of tattooing at the festival, which comes from his Bornean roots.
Villain Arts 13th Annual Chicago Tattoo Arts Festival features cultural tattooing
By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas meet and pose for pictures after their debate forum concluded at Kenwood Academy 5015 S. Blackstone Ave. on Saturday, March 18, 2023. Johnson and Vallas will face off at the polls for the runoff election on April 4.
Johnson, Vallas face off in mayoral debate
By Elizabeth Rymut, K'Von Jackson, and Amanda Burris
Municipal election saw historically low voter turnout rate, just 3% of them being cast by young people
Municipal election saw historically low voter turnout rate, just 3% of them being cast by young people
By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
OPINION
In the runoff, the Chronicle endorses Brandon Johnson for mayor
In the runoff, the Chronicle endorses Brandon Johnson for mayor
By Editorial Board
Editorial: Minority students don’t feel safe at Columbia
By Editorial Board
Rank choice voting needs to be implemented
By Kimberly Vazquez, Copy Editor
Editorial: Columbia has an AI problem – without clear guidelines
By Editorial Board
Editorial: Columbia resources are abundant but elusive
By Editorial Board
ARTS & CULTURE
Visitors browse 24 propaganda posters made by Columbia students on March 23, 2023 at the Pritzker Military Museum & Library at 104 S Michigan Ave. Covering a range of topics, including health, beauty, politics and pollution, the works used propaganda to voice a take on modern issues.
Columbia student display modern day propaganda posters in Chicago museum
By Michelle Meyer, Staff Reporter
New psychological thriller set in penthouse connects us to our experience during quarantine
New psychological thriller set in penthouse connects us to our experience during quarantine
By Uriel Reyes, Staff Reporter
Housewife sings emotionally while simultaneously playing her guitar during her second song of the night, Awful People on Monday, March 13, 2023, at The Riviera Theater, at 4746 N. Racine Ave. Housewife opened for Paolo Nutini.
Housewife opens for Paolo Nutini, speaks on sustainability
By Vivian Richey, Staff Reporter
MEDIA HUB MINUTE
Media Hub Minute Episode 13
Media Hub Minute Episode 13
By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
Media Hub Minute Episode 12
By Sam Tucker, Photojournalist • March 12, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 11
By Justice Lewis, Opinions Editor • March 6, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 10
By John Pollock, Multimedia Reporter • February 26, 2023
Media Hub Minute Episode 9
By Sam Tucker, Photojournalist • February 13, 2023
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