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Columbia requiring COVID-19 vaccinations is one of the many things the college community will have to acclimate to for the Fall 2021 semester.
Turning the page: Columbia looks ahead to a brighter school year
By Paige Barnes and Noah Jennings
Columbia’s campus is filled with Manifest signs promoting the final virtual event of the Spring 2021 semester. One of them can be seen in a parking lot on Wabash Avenue.
Web series celebrates Manifest's 20th anniversary, work by seniors and alumni
By Isaiah Colbert and Anna Busalacchi
The Student Center, 754 S. Wabash Ave., designed by Gensler, a global architecture and design firm recently announced as an Honorary Degree recipient, provides students with a state-of-the-art creative environment.
Honorary degree recipients to be celebrated for noteworthy contributions to Columbia
By Anna Busalacchi, Staff Reporter
Samira Carr, a sophomore musical theatre major who learned about the event through her friend Charlotte Briskin, sits in a tree and doodles.
Chicago student artists create art way up in the tree branches
By Anna Busalacchi, Staff Reporter
Victorine and his fellow designers said a large part of their design is sustainability, and the brand officially launched on April 22.
Faculty member's new gender-neutral clothing brand focuses on sustainability
By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
While the Art Institute of Chicago, 111 S. Michigan Ave., is hosting most of its events virtually due to the pandemic, it is still open for in-person visits following CDC guidelines.
'Voice to the more-than-human world': Artists speak about the climate crisis
By Anna Busalacchi, Staff Reporter
Awkward: 5 ways professional workspaces can ally with menstruators
Awkward: 5 ways professional workspaces can ally with menstruators
By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Copy Chief
Awkward: How to bring up the subject of polyamory while in an established relationship
Awkward: How to bring up the subject of polyamory while in an established relationship
By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Copy Chief
Nature’s Care Company in West Loop, 810 W. Randolph St., is a Black-operated dispensary.
A year later: Racial inequities remain after legalizing recreational marijuana in Illinois
By Mateusz Janik, Senior Reporter
Column: I’ll never say ‘goodbye,’ but I will say I am eternally grateful
Column: I’ll never say ‘goodbye,’ but I will say I am eternally grateful
By Dyana Daniels, Managing Editor
Column: The Chronicle allowed me to go beyond my limits and now it
Column: The Chronicle allowed me to go beyond my limits and now it's your turn
By Isaiah Colbert, Opinions Editor
Letter to the Editor: Columbia College Chicago is going test-free
Letter to the Editor: Columbia College Chicago is going test-free
By Derek Brinkley, Assistant Vice President of Undergraduate Admissions
Media Hub Minute: Episode 18
Media Hub Minute: Episode 18
By The Columbia Chronicle and Frequency TV
Media Hub Minute: Episode 17
Media Hub Minute: Episode 17
By The Columbia Chronicle and Frequency TV
Media Hub Minute: Episode 15
Media Hub Minute: Episode 15
By The Columbia Chronicle and Frequency TV
William Guerrero, better known as "The Kid from Pilsen," raises his hand as the crowd chants "hands up, don
Senior photography major Constantina Davis is stationed at the entrance of the Modern Wing at The Art Institute of Chicago while on duty.
Quidditch players participate in socially-distanced activities like individual shooting drills and a 40-yard dash.
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