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The Chronicle introduced Brooklyn Kiosow, co-editor-in-chief, to a new passion for journalism.

Column: This may be goodbye, but it is also a new hello

May 10, 2021
Editor's Note: America often correlates work with meaning, so pursue your passion

Editor’s Note: America often correlates work with meaning, so pursue your passion

April 26, 2021
As a precaution, Columbia's campus will be closed following the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial. File Photo/

BREAKING: Campus to close after Chauvin verdict, college offers resources

April 19, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim addressed the recent rise in anti-Asian violence in a Friday, April 2 email and said the college's work of becoming a fully anti-racist institution must take on a new urgency.

BREAKING: President Kim ‘feeling rage and outrage’ over rise in anti-Asian violence

April 2, 2021
Editor's Note: Standardized testing is elitist, fails to measure student potential

Editor’s Note: Standardized testing is elitist, fails to measure student potential

March 29, 2021
'Burnt out' students struggle with cancellation of Spring Break; faculty leaders say they were not consulted

‘Burnt out’ students struggle with cancellation of Spring Break; faculty leaders say they were not consulted

March 26, 2021
A camera rig captures a shot of Jesse, played by Spike Mayer, sitting in his truck and contemplating driving away after having his passenger side window shattered. Courtesy/Josef Steiff

‘Jesse James’ deals with themes of pride, how it can get in your way

March 17, 2021
Editor's Note: You are capable of more than you think

Editor’s Note: You are capable of more than you think

March 1, 2021
Students, faculty and staff share their favorite TV shows, albums and groups for Black History Month

Students, faculty and staff share their favorite TV shows, albums and groups for Black History Month

February 26, 2021
Opinion: Living with an eating disorder during a pandemic, how a simple routine is essential

Opinion: Living with an eating disorder during a pandemic, how a simple routine is essential

February 19, 2021
Patricia Ann McNair's latest book

The ‘Responsible Adults’ are not so responsible

February 17, 2021
Bisexuality, bi-erasure and why it's important to change the narrative

Bisexuality, bi-erasure and why it’s important to change the narrative

February 11, 2021
You are not dirty or shameful for having an STI or UTI

You are not dirty or shameful for having an STI or UTI

February 10, 2021
Columbia says goodbye to three genre-specific journals and hello to Allium: A Journal of Poetry & Prose

Columbia says goodbye to three genre-specific journals and hello to Allium: A Journal of Poetry & Prose

January 28, 2021
Half Acre Brewing Company’s Daisy Cutter is a tasty pale ale with a perfectly instagrammable can to boot.

The Chronicle’s Guide to Local Brews

January 20, 2021
Opinion: Rethinking how I write about the body in 2020 is important to my graduate thesis

Opinion: Rethinking how I write about the body in 2020 is important to my graduate thesis

November 3, 2020
Uncooked: Chicago's first zero-waste dining experience opens in Fulton Market

Uncooked: Chicago’s first zero-waste dining experience opens in Fulton Market

August 13, 2020
Artist & Craftsman Supply closed its doors this month, leaving the Columbia community in search of a new art supplies store.

Columbia students say goodbye to beloved art supply shop in the South Loop: ‘It felt like our store’

July 31, 2020
Opinion: Teaching online will present challenges for GSIs but ultimately be beneficial

Opinion: Teaching online will present challenges for GSIs but ultimately be beneficial

July 22, 2020
Producer Ted Hardin (left) and co-director Elizabeth Coffman (right) hold their winning trophy for

‘Flannery’: a stroll through the mind of writer Flannery O’Connor

July 21, 2020
What the Chronicle is reading

What the Chronicle is reading

July 8, 2020
Marco D'Angelo, co-founder of WagerTalk (left), and Tony Kiosow, a sports investment and gaming consultant for WagerTalk Media (right), discuss sports in the WagerTalk TV Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Column: How COVID-19 changed my dad’s job as a sports investment and gaming consultant

July 2, 2020
Review: Upcoming poetry collection embodies a kind of 'madness' in its composition

Review: Upcoming poetry collection embodies a kind of ‘madness’ in its composition

June 8, 2020
Review: The many issues with the Netflix docu-series 'Tiger King'

Review: The many issues with the Netflix docu-series ‘Tiger King’

April 10, 2020
The Chronicle's vegan restaurant guide to Chicago

The Chronicle’s vegan restaurant guide to Chicago

March 15, 2020
Opinion: Eating Disorder Awareness Week, let’s talk about it

Opinion: Eating Disorder Awareness Week, let’s talk about it

February 22, 2020
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