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Hip-hop in motion: Sadie Racky and Ayu Eini

By K'Von Jackson, Senior Photojournalist
December 8, 2023
By K'Von Jackson

Sophomore music technology major Sadie Racky and junior music business major Ayu Eini share their experiences in the DJ Club, where, as executive board members, they work on collaborative events and celebrations.

Racky continues to use DJ Club as a way to connect with other female electronic art creatives and enthusiasts after transferring from Loyola University Chicago. As president of DJ Club, Eini hopes to create an experience for new and returning members of the club.

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K'Von Jackson
K'Von Jackson, Former Senior Photojournalist
kjackson@columbiachronicle.com   K'Von Jackson is a senior photography major. Some of his work includes campus crime writing, social justice and changes within Columbia. He worked for the Chronicle from August 2020 through December 2023.   Hometown: Chicago, Ill.