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Amina Sergazina, Reporter

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To cap off the reopening of Navy Pier, a fireworks display was held on May 1 for returning patrons.

Navy Pier reopens after eight-month pandemic shutdown

May 11, 2021
Justin Christensen, a junior music theatre major, and Ellie Prendes, a senior music theatre major, perform in

Theatre Department’s first in-person performance since the pandemic tells the ‘Tales of Berlin’

April 22, 2021
Tyra Guan, an arts management senior from China, works as a tour guide and at the front desk at the college library. She has experienced racism and peculiar looks from strangers.

Asian students speak out after recent uptick in crimes against AAPI community

April 16, 2021
Cary Skelton is a nutritionist and host of

Columbia alumnus follows Mr. Rogers’ footsteps, creates children’s show about mental health

April 16, 2021
What to know about IRAs and financial planning as a college student

What to know about IRAs and financial planning as a college student

April 6, 2021
Lasers and board games: The most interesting classes to take this fall

Lasers and board games: The most interesting classes to take this fall

April 5, 2021
Anna Langford and Marilou Hedlund made history as Chicago's first female alderpersons

Anna Langford and Marilou Hedlund made history as Chicago’s first female alderpersons

March 31, 2021
Ilhan Meged utilizes a headset and microphone setup to communicate with other band members in class and via Zoom.

Music Department finds new ways to stay in tune and play in sync

March 16, 2021
Federal Security Service (FSB) members control the protests near Leningradsky Railway Station in Moscow, Russia. Courtesy of Mary Smith.

Russian protests have ties to Chicago, Columbia

March 9, 2021
Part-time sex worker, full-time student: Juggling OnlyFans while pursuing a degree

Part-time sex worker, full-time student: Juggling OnlyFans while pursuing a degree

February 12, 2021
The pettiest gifts for your ex this Valentine's Day

The pettiest gifts for your ex this Valentine’s Day

February 10, 2021
College faces pandemic-related decline in enrollment, expects to bounce back this fall

College faces pandemic-related decline in enrollment, expects to bounce back this fall

February 1, 2021
In 2012, McDowell’s family put together “The Gerke Family Cookbook” with recipes from his great grandmother, Ida Gerke, and her descendants. McDowell said Gerke passed away when he was six and baking with her recipes is a way to honor her.

Columbia student makes some ‘dough’ with homemade baked goods

January 28, 2021
During the Faculty Senate's last meeting of the semester, members discussed plans for the Spring 2021 semester.

Faculty Senate says COVID-19 vaccine will not be mandatory for Spring 2021 semester

December 18, 2020
Safe and jolly holiday activities for Chicagoans this winter

Safe and jolly holiday activities for Chicagoans this winter

December 17, 2020
No fridge, stained towels and pleas for toilet paper: Quarantined students displeased by dorm experience

No fridge, stained towels and pleas for toilet paper: Quarantined students displeased by dorm experience

December 15, 2020
Columbia's Student Center has been recognized in three separate awards this year.

Student Center wins two awards from American Institute of Architects Chicago

December 11, 2020
Opinion: From my home in Kazakhstan to the US, protesters share similar fight for justice

Opinion: From my home in Kazakhstan to the US, protesters share similar fight for justice

September 23, 2020
Chicago tenant unions fight for those struggling to pay rent

Chicago tenant unions fight for those struggling to pay rent

June 5, 2020
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