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Bianca Kreusel

Bianca Kreusel, Former Co-Director of Photography

bkreusel@columbiachronicle.com

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Syd the Cosplayer

By Bianca Kreusel, Co-Director of Photography
Opinion: Work places need better outreach, accommodations for autistic workers

Opinion: Work places need better outreach, accommodations for autistic workers

By Bianca Kreusel, Co-Director of Photography
Books fill the space inside Columbia’s library, located at 624 S. Michigan Ave., as students work diligently on their computers on Wednesday, April 26, 2023. Per a new Columbia policy, Fall 2023 students are required to provide their own computer devices.

[Photo] Textbooks, other course costs cause financial fatigue for students

By Elizabeth Rymut and Vivian Richey
Students take a break from class on the 4th floor of 33 E. Ida B. Wells Dr. on Thursday, April 27, 2023. Though masks are no longer required to be worn on campus, some students still chose to wear them.

[Photo] COVID Task Force plans pre-pandemic structured return for fall semester

By Vivian Richey, Staff Reporter
Rosemary Morillo, a senior broadcast journalism major, poses in front of the iconic wall-art of a moose blowing a pink bubblegum bubble at 33 E. Ida B. Wells Dr. on Friday, April 21, 2023. Morillo is a Marines veteran and the president of the Student Veterans Organization at Columbia.

[Photo] Campus student veterans group re-forms for first time since pandemic

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter

[Video] Students compete for the title of ‘Biggest Mouth’ as the music competition returns to Metro

By Abra Richardson, Multimedia Reporter
Smiling for a selfie, two people pose, using the brightly green dyed river and Chicago Riverwalk skyline as their backdrop. The river was dyed at 10 a.m. by the Chicago Plumbers Local Union 130.

St. Patrick’s Day festivities turn Chicago green

By Bianca Kreusel, Co-Director of Photography
Dayvon Simmons and Tymony Nolan, both students at Columbia and members of the Black Student Union, perform an acting piece together for Paint it Black at the Student Center located at 754 S. Wabash Ave., on Friday, Feb. 24. They performed an emotional one-act piece called "Gleam of Dawn" by Joseph Arnone.

[Photo] Students celebrate Black love at annual ‘Paint it Black’ showcase

By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
Two people gaze at the rows of ornaments on display inside a shop at the Christkindlmarket.

Holiday mugs and German inspired cheer fill the air at annual Chicago Christkindlmarket

By Bianca Kreusel and Elizabeth Rymut
Located at 623 S. Wabash Ave. in room 411, the Porous Gallery hosts the latest exhibition, "The Discarded."

[Photo] Porous Gallery embraces the art of trash in ‘The Discarded’ exhibition

By Kimberly Kapela, Copy Editor
The Hokin Gallery, located on the first floor of the 623 S. Wabash Ave. building, hosts the work of Albert P. Weisman Award winners until Jan. 27.

[Photo] Albert P. Weisman Award helps fund Columbia creatives’ artistic endeavors

By Cierra Lemott, Staff Reporter
Harleen the Queen drops it low on the staircase as the crowd before them cheers in excitement.

[Photo] The fangs are all here: Columbia hosts ‘Drag-ula,’ sixth annual Wicked Week Drag Show

By Amaris Edwards, Staff Reporter
Most of the contestants from the night and JAM's board strike a silly pose together to commemorate the evening.

Wicked Week’s cosplay contest makes its Columbia debut

By Bianca Kreusel, Deputy Director of Photography
Dying suddenly at the age of 19, Tutankhamun had the smallest royal tomb in the Valley of the Kings, but also one of the most well-preserved.

[Photo] Immersive King Tut commemorates 100th anniversary of the discovery of Tut’s tomb

By Amaris Edwards, Staff Reporter
It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's runner Ian Sutherland dressed as Superman running the Chicago Marathon!

[Photo] Columbia alum brings inclusion to the nonbinary running community at the Chicago Marathon

By Elizabeth Rymut, Staff Reporter
Mexico officially gained independence from Spain in 1821, and it has been widely celebrated since then, including in Chicago, which has the fifth largest Latinx population in the U.S.

[Photo] ‘Viva México!’: Streets of Chicago fill for three days of celebration

By Elizabeth Rymut, Staff Reporter
Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance, dressed in a coat and a headwrap, performs energetically on stage as the crowd screams in excitement.

[Photo] YUNGBLUD, Jake Hill, carolesdaughter and more talk mental health, art and college degrees at Riot Fest

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
Metro is known for hosting local, regional and national emerging bands and musicians since its opening in 1982.

[Photo] Concert photographer Gene Ambo talks new book, industry advice and Metro Chicago’s history

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
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