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Part-time faculty and students gather in front of the 600 S Michigan building to begin their strike on Monday, Oct. 30, 2023.

College marks one-year anniversary of historic part-time faculty union strike

By Allison Shelton and Vivian Richey
President of the Faculty Union Diana Vallera speaks at The Real Town Hall on Oct. 20, 2023. Various slides were used to inform students and faculty about issues affecting Columbia College Chicago.

Explainer: Addressing student concerns about another strike

By Allison Shelton and Vivian Richey
Columbia Faculty Union President Diana Vallera, a part-time instructor in the Photo Department shares a laugh with two students while teaching them "Principles of Light" at the 1104 S. Wabash Ave. building on Jan. 31, 2024.

Breaking: Columbia Faculty Union president says union unsure whether it will discipline more than 200 part-time faculty who crossed the picket line during strike

By Maya Swan-Sullivan and Sydney Richardson
Students outside 600 S. Michigan Ave. make picket signs in the morning to prepare for their student walk-in to the Provost's Office on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023. One of their demands was a tuition refund for missed classes during the strike.

Breaking: College offers partial credits, some refunds for classes impacted by strike

By Emily Ramirez, Social Media Content Creator
Exclusive: Tentative deal would give part-time instructors more input into course offerings, add classes to Spring 2024 schedule

Exclusive: Tentative deal would give part-time instructors more input into course offerings, add classes to Spring 2024 schedule

By Miranda Bucio, Bilingual Reporter
College, union still not in agreement as winter break looms 

College, union still not in agreement as winter break looms 

By Olivia Cohen, Editor-in-Chief
College, union agree to federal mediator as historic strike continues into sixth week 

College, union agree to federal mediator as historic strike continues into sixth week 

By Olivia Cohen, Editor-in-Chief
In annual forum, students ask Columbia leaders about tuition increases, class sizes and personal sacrifices administrators have made to address the deficit 

In annual forum, students ask Columbia leaders about tuition increases, class sizes and personal sacrifices administrators have made to address the deficit 

By Allison Shelton and Vivian Richey
Columbia students perform a protest "sit-in" to express solidarity with the CFAC union strike on Thursday, Nov. 16. Students sat down amongst each other on the 9th floor after not gaining access to the 5th floor.

Students protest course cuts, demand tuition reimbursement

By Izzie Rutledge, Sydney Richardson, and Uriel Reyes
Just as they did during the pandemic, students worry about the disruption of the strike on their semester

Just as they did during the pandemic, students worry about the disruption of the strike on their semester

By Avery Heeringa, Contributing Writer

Chronicle TV: Episode 10

By Connor Dore, Senior Staff Reporter
Delia Pless, part-time faculty of English and Creative Writing, grabs supplies for making picket signs. Columbia Faculty Union gave an open invite for students, faculty and staff to join in on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at 600 S. Michigan Ave.

Breaking: Union authorizes to strike with 88% approval vote

By Olivia Cohen, Leah Love, Kimberly Vazquez, and Miranda Bucio
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