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The doors of suite 224

The doors of suite 224

By Zoë Haworth
Enrollment decline slows

[Photo] Enrollment decline slows

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
Gubernatorial endorsement: Daniel Biss is the governor Illinois needs

[Photo] Gubernatorial endorsement: Daniel Biss is the governor Illinois needs

By Editorial Board
Governor candidates divulge plans for reducing student debt

[Photo] Governor candidates divulge plans for reducing student debt

By Eric Bradach
Could it happen here? How Columbia ensures student safety

[Photo] Could it happen here? How Columbia ensures student safety

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
To bang or not to bang—that is your choice

[Photo] To bang or not to bang—that is your choice

By Savannah Eadens
Title IX report filed for sexual assault allegations against adjunct professor

[Photo] Title IX report filed for sexual assault allegations against adjunct professor

By Ariana Portalatin, Managing Editor
Tax forms released: Enrollment down, Kim’s bonus doubles

[Photo] Tax forms released: Enrollment down, Kim’s bonus doubles

By Ariana Portalatin and Connor Carynski
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

[Photo] Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

By Eric Bradach
DeVos’ student protection rollback exemplifies the swamp

[Photo] DeVos’ student protection rollback exemplifies the swamp

By Eric Bradach
Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

[Photo] Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

By Jonathon Sadowski
CPD video series sheds light on police suicide

[Photo] CPD video series sheds light on police suicide

By Savannah Eadens
Harvard needs to follow its own words

[Photo] Harvard needs to follow its own words

By Eric Bradach
‘Chicago ID’ will offer more access to city services

[Photo] ‘Chicago ID’ will offer more access to city services

By Savannah Eadens
Clashing Communities: Autistic and LGBTQ individuals fight for their right to be both

[Photo] Clashing Communities: Autistic and LGBTQ individuals fight for their right to be both

By Brooke Pawling Stennett
Creative Writing, English departments merged

[Photo] Creative Writing, English departments merged

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
Illinois receives federal assistance to combat ‘opioid crisis’

[Photo] Illinois receives federal assistance to combat ‘opioid crisis’

By Jackie Murray
Cinema Art and Science Department ranked as a top film school by Variety

[Photo] Cinema Art and Science Department ranked as a top film school by Variety

By Marisa Sobotka, Campus Reporter
Windy City promises renewable future

[Photo] Windy City promises renewable future

By Jackie Murray
Summer courses offered through new online platform

[Photo] Summer courses offered through new online platform

By Connor Carynski, Campus Reporter
Chicago’s segregation costs billions, stunts society growth

[Photo] Chicago’s segregation costs billions, stunts society growth

By Jackie Murray
Intervention in P-Fac case denied, case continues normally

[Photo] Motion to Stay in P-Fac case denied, case continues normally

By Connor Carynski, Campus Reporter
Another year, no budget: No MAP grants could again affect college enrollment

[Photo] Another year, no budget: No MAP grants could again affect college enrollment

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
Chicagoans’ health problems vary by neighborhood

[Photo] Chicagoans’ health problems vary by neighborhood

By Jackie Murray
Not quite history: films that take on real tragedies

[Photo] Not quite history: films that take on real tragedies

By Zoë Eitel
Chicago named top city for corporate investment

[Photo] Chicago named top city for corporate investment

By Jackie Murray
One year, 900 students lost: Spring enrollment drops again

[Photo] One year, 900 students lost: Spring enrollment drops again

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
Millions invested in public safety after alderman resistance

[Photo] Millions invested in public safety after alderman resistance

By Jackie Murray
Illinois women, senator challenging gender inequality norms

[Photo] Illinois women, senator challenging gender inequality norms

By Caroline Bowen
Shop ‘til you drop: the future of retail

[Photo] Shop ‘til you drop: the future of retail

By Kendrah Villiesse
The future of labels: A glimpse into the use of sexual identities today

[Photo] The future of labels: A glimpse into the use of sexual identities today

By Brooke Pawling Stennett
Chicago consumers, communities could be affected by financial regulation rollback

[Photo] Chicago consumers, communities could be affected by financial regulation rollback

By Eric Bradach
New programs get green light, fashion studies major approved with conditions

[Photo] New programs get green light, fashion studies major approved with conditions

By Connor Carynski, Campus Reporter
Voters vs Donors: $95.8 million circling Illinois legislative races creates loyalty concerns

[Photo] Voters vs Donors: $95.8 million circling Illinois legislative races creates loyalty concerns

By Eric Bradach
Current spring registration shows drop, college says it is not ‘alarming’

[Photo] Current spring registration shows drop, college says it is not ‘alarming’

By Andrea Salcedo, Campus Editor
'You just want your children to be happy:' How Gender Neutral Parenting is breaking stereotypes

[Photo] ‘You just want your children to be happy:’ How Gender Neutral Parenting is breaking stereotypes

By Brooke Pawlling Stennett
City unveils stricter license to combat opioid addictions

[Photo] City unveils stricter license to combat opioid addictions

By Metro Reporter
» Information Courtesy College website 

[Photo] College cuts ‘non-strategic’ items, looks for more places to save

By Megan Bennett and Andrea Salcedo
Leap Semester nearly postponed, application deadline extended

[Photo] Leap Semester nearly postponed, application deadline extended

By Campus Reporter
Back up, Jack-o-lantern! Recycling website discourages pumpkin carving

[Photo] Back up, Jack-o-lantern! Recycling website discourages pumpkin carving

By Arts & Culture Reporter
Administrators’ salaries rise, college’s financial cushion dwindles

[Photo] Administrators’ salaries rise, college’s financial cushion dwindles

By Editor-in-Chief & Campus Editor
Final enrollment numbers for the Fall 2016 Semester published on the Office of Institutional Effectiveness’ website revealed a 9.4 percent decrease in last year’s total—down from 8,961 students to 8,120 students.

[Photo] Enrollment at 20-year low, Provost says, ‘Keep the faith’

By Campus Editor
Chicago’s $1 million grant for first-responder training may not be enough

[Photo] Chicago’s $1 million grant for first-responder training may not be enough

By Metro Reporter
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

[Photo] It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

By Managing Editor
The ‘Undoing Racism’ workshop took place Aug. 25–26 as part of the ‘Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion’ goal in Columbia’s five-year Strategic Plan.

[Photo] ‘Undoing Racism’ workshop done as part of five-year Strategic Plan

By Campus Reporter
Big Chicago provides big learning opportunities

[Photo] Big Chicago provides big learning opportunities

By Managing Editor
PerformInk 1

[Photo] Old theater paper gets digital reboot

By Arts & Culture Reporter
Board of trustees changes

[Photo] College’s board of trustees revamped as old members leave

By Campus Editor
Jay's Chips

[Photo] Chicagoan boxes up city

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
Student Activity Fee

[Photo] Student activity fee hikes brings new life to campus

By Campus Reporter
Focus group demands better Columbia hires

[Photo] Focus group demands better Columbia hires

By Campus Editor
College’s endowment sees substantial increase

[Photo] College’s endowment sees substantial increase

By Campus Reporter
A map of Chatham shows 79th Street runs long in the neighborhood and is a main source of revenue because of local businesses on that street.

[Photo] Rumored 79th Street gang war hurts local businesses

By Metro Reporter
R.I.P. Story Week

[Photo] R.I.P. Story Week

By Campus Editor and Campus Reporter
Murder rates are up 20% over October 2014.

[Photo] Gun buyback program announcement reignites conversation on gun violence

By Jordan Watkins
Drug intervention for brain injury, dementia link may be effective

[Photo] Drug intervention for brain injury, dementia link may be effective

By Sports & Health Editor
Ventra is launching a smartphone app this summer that will allow Metra, PACE and CTA riders to buy and display tickets and add value to transit cards on their phones. The app is currently in beta testing and feedback is being collected from more than 1,000 people. 

[Photo] New Ventra app set for release by the beginning of summer

By Metro Reporter
Information from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy's survey

[Photo] Chicagoans more charitable than national average

By Sarah Martinson
College to increase focus on transfer students, initiatives

[Photo] College to increase focus on transfer students, initiatives

By Campus Reporter
JobSearch

[Photo] College inches forward in administrative searches

By Campus Reporter
How we learn about sex and relationships

[Photo] Sex education influences teens’ knowledge, activity

By Sports & Health Reporter
New tech could better return carbon dioxide whence it came

[Photo] New tech could better return carbon dioxide whence it came

By Sports & Health Editor
Tourism

[Photo] Chicago tourism reaches record high in 2014

By Associate Editor
Spring 2015 Enrollment

[Photo] Enrollment declines, national average rises

By Campus Editor
Information Courtesy successfulstudent.org

[Photo] High score for video game programs

By Campus Reporter
Interdisciplinary Arts MA

[Photo] College introduces first low-residency program

By Campus Reporter
SGA

[Photo] SGA to hold first meeting of semester

By Campus Reporter
College finds ‘Niche’ with diversity ranking

[Photo] College finds ‘Niche’ with diversity ranking

By Senior Campus Reporter
Police Profiling: Transgender People

[Photo] City Council approves new police profiling ordinance

By Metro Editor
Revenge Porn statistics

[Photo] Illinois criminalizes ‘revenge porn’

By Managing Editor
Cigarettes

[Photo] Graphic cigarette warning labels reduce smoking rates

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor
'One century minus a baker's dozen:' Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

[Photo] ‘One century minus a baker’s dozen:’ Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

By Features Editor & Assistant Sports & Health Editor
VIRB

[Photo] Virb terminates partnership with college

Students attend a “Sex Out Loud” forum hosted by the college’s group of sexuality scholars, the Sex Nerds. These meetings take place every Wednesday from 6:30–8 p.m. in Room 903 of the 618 S. Michigan Ave. Building. Topics, events and excursions will be posted on the event’s Facebook page. 

[Photo] Sex Nerds host discussions to encourage sex-positivity

By Jameson Swain & Sierra Henderson
Pediatric medicine's damaging oversight

[Photo] Pediatric medicine’s damaging oversight

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor and Features Editor
Print

[Photo] Genetic loop keeps cellular clocks on time

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor
Stem cell studies signal new brawn in muscle maintenance

[Photo] Stem cell studies signal new brawn in muscle maintenance

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor
Print

[Photo] Free HIV testing returns to campus

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