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Camryn Cutinello

Camryn Cutinello, Former Co-Editor-in-Chief

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Decolonizing spirituality: The harmful effects of borrowing from someone else’s culture

By Camryn Cutinello, Echo magazine
July 13, 2022
Pictured: Janelle Binghay (left) and Monica Paprocki. Photo by Bianca Kreusel.

Cosplayers find creativity and community by reinventing their pop culture alter egos

By Camryn Cutinello, Echo magazine
June 24, 2022
Editor's Note: I'll say goodbye to the newsroom, but not the people

Editor’s Note: I’ll say goodbye to the newsroom, but not the people

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
May 2, 2022
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UPDATE: Columbia hires an outside firm to conduct investigation into recent sexual assault allegation

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
February 23, 2022
BREAKING: Professor accused of sexual assault to ‘step away’ from teaching during Columbia investigation

BREAKING: Professor accused of sexual assault to ‘step away’ from teaching during Columbia investigation

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
February 18, 2022
Editor's Note: I am not ashamed of being a person who menstruates, period.

Editor’s Note: I am not ashamed of being a person who menstruates, period.

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
February 14, 2022
BREAKING: Staff union votes to ratify new contract, averting possible strike

BREAKING: Staff union votes to ratify new contract, averting possible strike

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-In-Chief
January 7, 2022
Marchers of various ages gather at 701 S. State St. to begin walking toward Daley Plaza in celebration of Juneteenth as a federal holiday for the first time June 19.

Year in Review: The Chronicle looks back at 2021

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
December 7, 2021
A sign outside the United Staff of Columbia College’s office at 600 S. Michigan Ave. calls for a salary increase for staff members.

Staff union mulls college’s ‘disappointing’ offer as strike possibility looms

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
December 6, 2021
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Contract negotiations continue between the college and staff union

By Camryn Cutinello and Gabby Bach
November 12, 2021
BREAKING: Staff union strike authorization vote expected to pass as contract negotiations continue

BREAKING: Staff union strike authorization vote expected to pass as contract negotiations continue

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 22, 2021
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Columbia rejects union request to extend longtime employees’ health care benefits

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim explains how the college has adapted to create safe learning environments for students this fall.

Amid lingering deficit, President Kim, administration search for optimism: ‘We believe in this institution’

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
September 27, 2021
Editors' Note: At last, we're back

Editors’ Note: At last, we’re back

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
September 27, 2021
Students walk by Columbia's 600 S. Michigan Ave., home of the campus' Office of the Registrar, which initiated a new academic scheduling model.

New scheduling system could threaten staff jobs, union says

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 24, 2021
A sign displayed outside the United Staff of Columbia College's office at 600 S. Michigan Ave. calls for a salary increase for staff members.

Staff union enters contract negotiations with possible first strike vote looming

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 21, 2021
Photo courtesy of Carin Silkaitis

Theatre chair Carin Silkaitis takes new role at University of Alaska

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-Editor-In-Chief
June 28, 2021
Courtesy of Columbia College Chicago

Erin McCarthy announced as interim chair of the Communication Department

By Noah Jennings and Camryn Cutinello
May 28, 2021
Courtesy of Columbia College Chicago

Breaking: Suzanne McBride announced as new dean of the School of Graduate Studies

By Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings
May 24, 2021
Stutts, Kizer, and Lewis share a laugh in Grant Park.

Columbia bands and artists compete in Biggest Mouth

By Camryn Cutinello, Co-editor-in-chief
May 20, 2021
From left to right, Suaznne McBride, professor and chair of the Communication Department; Paul Catanese, professor and director of Graduate Studies in the Art and Art History Department; and David Tarleton, associate professor in the Cinema and Television Arts Department are all candidates for the dean of the School of Graduate Studies position. Courtesy/Columbia College Chicago

Graduate Studies dean candidates present ideas for the future

By Mateusz Janik and Camryn Cutinello
May 18, 2021
#CommenceAnyways moves forward with in-person ceremony, seniors question Columbia's graduation fee

#CommenceAnyways moves forward with in-person ceremony, seniors question Columbia’s graduation fee

By Camryn Cutinello and Shane Verkest
May 13, 2021
Victorine and his fellow designers said a large part of their design is sustainability, and the brand officially launched on April 22.

Faculty member’s new gender-neutral clothing brand focuses on sustainability

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2021
Students write wishes for a better Columbia to President Kim

Students write wishes for a better Columbia to President Kim

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim held a series of forums for students, faculty and staff to express their concerns and ask questions about the college.

‘Burnout is real’: Faculty, staff and students voice their concerns to President Kim about the future of the college

By Noah Jennings, Camryn Cutinello, and Mateusz Janik
April 22, 2021
A collegewide email from the Office of the President on Friday, April 16 announced Columbia will now observe Juneteenth as an official holiday. File Photo/

BREAKING: Juneteenth to become an official holiday at Columbia

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2021
Tips on detecting phishing scams, as Columbia students are targeted

Tips on detecting phishing scams, as Columbia students are targeted

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2021
Opinion: This is a man's world, and it's hurting women

Opinion: This is a man’s world, and it’s hurting women

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2021
'It's a bold feminist act': Columbia filmmakers hope for more female representation

‘It’s a bold feminist act’: Columbia filmmakers hope for more female representation

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 24, 2021
El Concepcion utilizes amulets and necklaces as a part of their practice in witchcraft.

Call of the Cauldron creates a safe space for witches at Columbia

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 23, 2021
Students can use painting as a means of art therapy or a variety of other mediums.

Columbia classes teach students how to manage stress using art

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 15, 2021
'WandaVision' proves the MCU still has some tricks up its sleeve

‘WandaVision’ proves the MCU still has some tricks up its sleeve

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2021
Videos, illustrations and stories: FRANK magazine focuses on student collaboration

Videos, illustrations and stories: FRANK magazine focuses on student collaboration

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 2, 2021
Opinion: Biden needs to deliver on his promises, starting with $2,000 stimulus checks

Opinion: Biden needs to deliver on his promises, starting with $2,000 stimulus checks

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
February 23, 2021
Student group aims to start climate change conversation, look at local and global effects

Student group aims to start climate change conversation, look at local and global effects

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2021
'$15 gets people above the poverty line': What a minimum wage increase could mean

‘$15 gets people above the poverty line’: What a minimum wage increase could mean

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2021
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