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As the United States marks its 250th anniversary on Saturday, July 4, Columbia students facing rising costs and uncertain career paths are redefining what success looks like.
The college currently has no plans to replace the staff who helped managed spaces such as the print center and photo studio.
As the Obama Presidential Center prepares to release another round of museum tickets next week, visitors describe an experience that blends history, emotion and lessons about democracy.
The incident occurred on Monday, June 29 at the store on South Wabash, which sells Columbia College merchandise and student and alumni art work.
Thousands gathered for Chicago's 55th annual Pride Parade on Sunday, June 28, celebrating queer joy.
The college declined to discuss the circumstances surrounding Hilton’s departure. The move comes two weeks after longtime executive assistant Yvonne Sode was terminated after more than two decades at the college.
What began as a weekend celebration also became a conversation about community, visibility and the future of LGBTQ+ advocacy. The festival runs through Sunday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Fans can still sing along to "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" and "Wavin' Flag" years after those tournaments ended. As FIFA rolls out an 18-song soundtrack for the 2026 World Cup, some wonder whether a global sports anthem is harder to create in the streaming era.
As hundreds gathered for the public opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Chicago’s South Side, many said the day's significance extended beyond the new landmark and toward the meaning of Juneteenth.
The long-awaited civic and cultural campus opened Thursday, June 18 with a ceremony and festivities. The Chronicle’s Kameron Clepper was at a viewing party at the Midway Plaisance, where thousands gathered to watch on big screens.
The long-awaited center will open to the public on Friday, June 19, creating a community hub and opportunities on Chicago’s South Side.
Mexico won the opening World Cup match against South Africa on Thursday, June 11 in Mexico City. The United States will play against Paraguay on Friday, June 12 in Los Angeles.
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