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Columbia Votes helps students navigate midterm voting
Columbia Votes helps students navigate midterm voting
As students prepare for the November election, Columbia Votes is helping them navigate registration and voting from out of state.
Ava Simone Forster
October 2, 2026
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Lisa Fishman reads her debut novel "Write Back Now!," during the Efroymson Creative Writing Reading Series to students at Columbia College, on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026.
Creative writing series ‘shocks into writerly awareness’
Writer Lisa Fishman, professor at the School of Communication and Culture, and alum Samantha Schaefer read from their work as part of the Efroymson Creative Writing Reading Series.
Jenna Kottke
October 2, 2026
Photo by — Zachary Cramer
In Pictures: Therapy dog brings pawsitivity to campus
Zachary Cramer
October 2, 2026
The entrance inside the Student Center where students can donate blood on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
Columbia community gives back through SGA blood drive
Students, faculty and staff donated blood Thursday, Oct. 1 in the Student Government Association’s biannual campus blood drive held in partnership with the American Red Cross.
Samantha Mosquera
October 2, 2026
DHS guidance restricts elective internships for international students
DHS guidance restricts elective internships for international students
New federal guidance limits work authorization for F-1 students pursuing elective internships, affecting international students whose degree programs do not require internships. The rules were paused by federal Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV until a hearing on Friday, Oct. 2.
Samantha Mosquera
October 1, 2026
Gabriela Diaz de Sabatés, associate professor of the School of Communication and Culture introduces her class to the roundtable participants, including Sofía Oyarzún, editor of La Crónica; Skye Rust, senior director of Recruitment Admission; Marcelo Sabatés, professor of the School of Communication and Culture; and Carmelo Esterrich, Professor of the School of Communication and Culture, on Wednesday, Sep. 30, 2026.
What would the U.S. look like without Latino communities?
A Columbia panel used a hypothetical year without Latino people to examine their contributions to the U.S. workforce, higher education, music and media during a Hispanic Heritage Month event on Wednesday, Sept. 30, sponsored by the School of Communication and Culture.
Zoey Hill-Hernandez
October 1, 2026
David Dolak, professor in the School of Communication and Culture, and Danny Breaux, a first-year music production major, perform at this semester's first Acoustic Kitchen on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026.
Acoustic Kitchen gives musicians room to ‘suck’ and find their sound
Founded 26 years ago by professor emeritus David Dolak, the monthly open mic gives students and faculty an opportunity to play acoustic music together on stage.
Zadyn Higgins
September 30, 2026
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Chronicle TV: Columbia students’ reactions to Bad Bunny winning Album of The Year
Guadalupe Loza-Sanchez
February 6, 2026
Chronicle TV: Winter Layering
Jaylen Barlow
January 31, 2026
Chronicle TV: Fall 2025 graduates reflect on their Columbia experience
Jaylen Barlow
December 12, 2025
Chronicle TV: Staff vs. students volleyball game
Jaylen Barlow
December 5, 2025
Chronicle TV: Wicked: For Good Advance Screening
Jaylen Barlow
November 19, 2025
Chronicle TV: Registration is underway and Columbia students are wasting no time
Jaylen Barlow
November 12, 2025
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