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Chicago French Market, 131 N. Clinton St., which is owned by Bensidoun USA Inc. and operates year-round, has 30 distinct vendors who sell of locally grown French foods.

[Photo] Paris visits Chicago with fresh food markets

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
Columbia signed a contract with East-West University in March that will grant Columbia students access to the gym facility in The Flats residence hall, 819 S. Wabash Ave. Tim Gorski, vice president of the Renegades, a member of Columbia’s baseball team and a senior marketing communication major,  to ease scheduling conflicts at other fitness spaces.

[Photo] Columbia contracts for more gym space

By Assistant Campus Editor
Free Sunday parking may end soon

[Photo] Free Sunday parking may end soon

By Assistant Metro Editor
Charles Matz, a sophomore photography major, owns a glassblowing business and makes and sells handcrafted glass marbles and pipes inspired by cosmic settings.

[Photo] Featured Artist: Charles Matz

By Assistant Campus Editor
As part of a city-sponsored competition to encourage college entrepreneurs to stay in the city, 1871, a digital think tank in River North, will select 10 college startups to take up residency there.

[Photo] River North tech hub expands with college competition

By Assistant Campus Editor
The SWAN Art Exhibit: Celebrating Women Artists, was curated in an effort to better represent local female fine artists and celebrate the female form.

[Photo] Brushstrokes celebrate women artists

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
Favorite Recipe

[Photo] Cake Balls

By Editor-in-Chief
Fashion students compete for scholarship

[Photo] Fashion students compete for scholarship

By Assistant Metro Editor
The Plant, 1400 W. 46th St., which hosts a diverse array of businesses, uniformly operates with urban sustainability in mind, taking advantage of aquaponics facilities and hydroponic food growers.

[Photo] Green oasis sprouts in gray town

By Arts & Culture Editor
Chicago awarded digital lab

[Photo] Chicago awarded digital lab

By Sarah Madera
Piling in to South Bend, Ind.

[Photo] Fusion Ensemble jazzes up Notre Dame

Lawmaker fights teen conversion therapy

[Photo] Lawmaker fights teen conversion therapy

By Assistant Metro Editor
Revenge porn could become criminal

[Photo] Revenge porn could become criminal

By Assistant Metro Editor
New buses featuring bigger windows, brighter LED lighting and improved safety features, including 10 surveillance cameras, will be introduced this spring as part of the city's $205 million plan to overhaul the Chicago Transit Authority bus fleet b 2015.

[Photo] New buses aim to improve security

By Metro Editor
Aaron Paul

[Photo] A new kind of ‘speed’

By Arts & Culture Editor
Andrew Small (middle) studied music at Yale University and is now touring with Jayme Stone. 

[Photo] Canadian banjoist brings folk to Chicago

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
Justin Timberlake hustles across the stage while performing the hit "TKO" off his fourth studio album The 20/20 experience, released in 2013. His white suit and handsomely expressive face drove fans at the United Center on Feb. 16 crazy as he got closer and closer to the crowd.

[Photo] Justin Timberlake brings sexy back again

Columbia’s bookstore, 624 S. Michigan Ave., had unusually bare shelves this semester. According to Ann Marie Pausha, the bookstore’s manager, the shortage was due to late book requests from the faculty.

[Photo] Students suffer without books first weeks of class

By Assistant Campus Editor
Recently appointed chair of the Interactive Arts & Media Department Joseph Cancellaro said his goal is to make the department more transparent.

[Photo] Creating music with new IAM chair

By Assistant Campus Editor
Black Angels

[Photo] Anything but Angels

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
Frank Gardner

[Photo] Notable Native: Frank Gardner

By Metro Editor
“Found Photos in Detroit” has come under fire for graphic photographs that include mugshots, photographs of child abuse and homicides. 

[Photo] Lost photos find controversy.

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
Liquor moratorium dries up West Town

[Photo] Liquor moratorium dries up West Town

By Assistant Metro Editor
Caro Griffin, the distance orientation coordinator, organized the Distance Meet-Up event, part of Weeks of Welcome, to give incoming students an opportunity to meet each other and start forming their creative posses.

[Photo] Campus engages incoming students

By Assistant Campus Editor
Bob Fioretti advocates for $15 minimum wage increase

[Photo] Alderman, workers fight for $15 wage

By Metro Editor
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