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[Photo] Safe and jolly holiday activities for Chicagoans this winter

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
For a month a group of five Columbia students and alum have worked on developing an action-based 2D platform game called "Hot Doggy Mania," based on the 1980s arcade game "Burger Time."

[Photo] Columbia alum leads college’s first virtual game jam

By Mateusz Janik, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Renowned educator, artist Suzanne Cohan-Lange dies at 76

By Mateusz Janik, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Editors’ Note: Journalists are documenting history, let them do their jobs

By Mari Devereaux and Kendall Polidori
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[Photo] Review: Upcoming poetry collection embodies a kind of ‘madness’ in its composition

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Copy Editor
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[Photo] Columbia alumnus recognized for innovative advertising work ‘on a national stage’

By Mateusz Janik, Staff Reporter
Though a different form of media, Jim DeRogatis said there is not much difference in talking on a podcast as compared to writing a story, because everything "starts with writing."

[Photo] Jim DeRogatis receives Lifetime Achievement Award: ‘I’m not quite dead yet’

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
"American Gun: A Poem by 100 Chicagoans" features several Columbia community members, including teachers, students and alumni calling for acknowledgement and action in the fight to end gun violence.

[Photo] Review: ‘American Gun: A Poem by 100 Chicagoans’ locks change in the revolver

By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Copy Editor
Media Sales Representative Kathryn Williams says the Chronicle is a place to build memories, experiences and personal growth and she is beyond thankful for the opportunity to call it home.

[Photo] Column: Bittersweet bye-bye

By Kathryn Williams, Media Sales Representative
(Left) Charee Mosby-Holloway, director of the Student Diversity and Inclusion office, was awarded Supervisor of the Year. (Right) Essence Mack, a junior graphic design major, was named Student Employee of the Year.

[Photo] Student Employee and Student Supervisor of the Year announced: ‘It’s nice to be noticed for the things that you do’

By June Keating, Staff Reporter
Marcus Andre, a 2016 interdisciplinary alumnus and an office worker for a home service company, is finding he now has more time to spend with his boyfriend as they shelter-in-place together.

[Photo] Columbia’s community searches for purpose while sheltering in place

By Blaise Mesa, Executive Producer
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[Photo] Review: Relive ‘Dragon Ball Z’ with Kakarot

By Mateusz Janik, Staff Reporter
Veteran burns candles to combat stress, PTSD

[Photo] Veteran burns candles to combat stress, PTSD

By Jermaine Nolen
Chicago responds to Hurricane Florence

[Photo] Chicago responds to Hurricane Florence

By Jermaine Nolen
Challenge 24, created by television major Nick Laudicina, will be the first of many film challenge events held by Frequency TV. 

[Photo] New event challenges students to create one-day films

By Marisa Sobotka, Campus Reporter
Columbia cinema art and science alumni Ram Getz and John Corcoran will co-write the film adaptation of “Teammate” based on David Ross’s book.

[Photo] Alumni will help bring Cubs win to big screen

By Marisa Sobotka, Campus Reporter
Senior theatre majors Charlotte Kennett and Kearney Fagan’s web series, “Chapstick,” gained popularity during its first season and is in production for Season 2.  

[Photo] Comedy students create web series for LGBT community

By Marisa Sobotka, Campus Reporter
Joshua Hale promotes funding to inner-city students through philanthropy and organizations such as the Big Shoulders Fund.

[Photo] Notable Native: Joshua Hale

By Metro Reporter
DURO Chicago hosted their one year anniversary at Berlin Nightclub, 954 W. Belmont Ave. 

[Photo] Latinx dance party kickstarts funds to build community

By Mackenzie Crosson
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