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Halie Parkinson, Former Staff Photographer

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Students and faculty gathered outside of 600 S. Michigan Ave. Oct. 17 to express their thoughts on Dr. Kim and the future of Columbia.

[Photo] C-Fac, supporters call for President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim’s resignation

By Tessa Brubaker and Olivia Deloian
Cinematagrapher of Handmaids Tale, Collin Watkinson, runs workshop to teach aspring film students lighting Wed, May 1.

[Photo] Film students work with Emmy-award winning cinematographer

By Bridget Ekis, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Columbia students scramble for commencement tickets

By Bridget Ekis, Staff Reporter
The Rack, 618 S. Michigan Ave., is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

[Photo] The Rack helps students dress to impress

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
The classic silhouettes and cuts of the ‘30s and ‘40s can still be seen in many fashion designs today.

[Photo] New exhibit highlights Hollywood film fashion, influence during ‘30s and ‘40s

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
Arlene Vecchi, animation major and minor in biology, talks about her transition combiing her love for animation and biology to her career in medical animations.

[Photo] Biology minors defy art school stereotypes

By Bridget Ekis, Staff Reporter
Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot met with Mayor Rahm Emanuel to begin transition plans.

[Photo] Chicago ‘to bring in the light’

By Alexandra Yetter and Knox Keranen
Mikey Ball, 7th grade student from Summit Hill Jr. HIgh School, posed for a photo during the protest at Federal Plaza Friday, March 15.

[Photo] Chicago youth advocate for change during global Youth Climate Strike

By Knox Keranen, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] SATIRE: Chronicle Investigation: 33 E. Ida B. Wells couch missing

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
UFC fighter Conor McGregor joined Mayor Rahm Emanuel in leading the 2019 Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade downtown on March 16 as performers and spectators gathered from across the city. 

St. Patricks Day Parade: The city turns green

By Halie Parkinson, Staff Photographer
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[Photo] Marcella David on Columbia: “There is nothing that would keep me from coming”

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
Mayoral candidate Toni Preckwinkle campaigning before the election. Preckwinkle won enough votes Tuesday to move on to a runoff in April.

[Photo] ‘This is what change looks like’: Chicago to have first black female mayor

By Knox Kernanen, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Bernie Sanders: ‘We are gathered here tonight to complete the political revolution we started three years ago.’

By Alexandra Yetter, Staff Reporter
Brewing Up Chicago: How Beer Transformed a City educates viewers that beer is not just a beverage at the new exhibit hosted by the Field Museum.

[Photo] Chicago Brewseum celebrates the craft of beer making

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Students seek degrees: too cool for school

By Molly Walsh, Managing Editor
Senior Vice President and Provost candidate Marcella David addressed the Columbia College community during her Feb. 14 presentation at Film Row Cinema, 1104 S. Wabash Ave.

[Photo] Difference in candidates could mean easier provost selection

By Knox Keranen
President of the Asian Student Organization Tina-Kim Nguyen led a discussion with members of the Black Student Union on anti-blackness in the Asian-American community, held at 618 S. Michigan Ave. 

[Photo] Students tackle anti-blackness in Asian-American culture

By Alexandra Yetter
The Chronicle took home a total of 16 awards, including first place in General Excellence, during the annual Illinois College Press Association convention and award ceremony Feb. 15 and 16. 

[Photo] The Chronicle named best in state for fourth year

By Ariana Portalatin
Ally speaker Emily Calvo, left, takes the stage at the OUTspoken event held Feb. 5 at Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted St.

[Photo] Be OUTspoken and be heard at LGBTQ storytelling event

By Kendall Polidori, Staff Reporter
Baita, a new restaurant at Eataly, brings the Italian Alps to Chicago with dishes inspired by food served on top of the mountains.

[Photo] REVIEW: Delicious food thaws winter blues at BAITA

By Katherine Savage
One-Stop Director Barbara Ebert-Balzano, Registrar Keri Walters and Assistant Vice President of Student Financial Services Cynthia Grunden have worked together to create a new program Columbia will introduce in the Fall 2019 Semester that combines several areas of the college to help improve students’ educational experience at the college. 

[Photo] New program to improve college services, student experience

By Ariana Portalatin
Brewing Up Chicago: How Beer Transformed a City educates viewers that beer is not just a beverage at the new exhibit hosted by the Field Museum.

[Photo] Field Museum crafts new exhibit

By Katherine Savage
Library showcases associate professor's new book

[Photo] Library showcases associate professor’s new book

By Jermaine Nolen
ShopColumbia celebrates 10 years of bringing Holiday Market to campus

[Photo] ShopColumbia celebrates 10 years of bringing Holiday Market to campus

By Tessa Brubaker
The Chronicle's Holiday Guide

[Photo] The Chronicle’s Holiday Guide

By Olivia Deloian
Broken Nose Theatre, located on North Milwaukee Ave, begins to set up for their show on Thursday, Nov. 15.

[Photo] Emerging theater company’s priceless performances take the spotlight

By Molly Walsh
Local nonprofit urges students to dream big

[Photo] Local nonprofit urges students to dream big

By Jermaine Nolen
Uber and Lyft drivers gathered in front of City Hall Oct. 31. speaking out about their need for regulations and fair wages.

[Photo] Ride-share, cab drivers unify for better regulations

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
Stop jumping into relationships

Stop jumping into relationships

By Halie Parkinson
The video for Alessia Cara’s single,“Growing Pains,” from her upcoming release, depicts the theme of growing up, which runs through the rest of the album. 

[Photo] Grammy winner Alessia Cara gives advice to Columbia’s aspiring artists 

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
Ike Barinholtz, director, writer and star in The Oath discusses the inspiration behind the movie and how he hopes it will impact the views on Friday, Oct. 19 when it hits theatres.

[Photo] Ike Barinholtz pledges allegiance to satire

By Molly Walsh
Big Screams from Logan Theatre’s Big Screen

[Photo] Big Screams from Logan Theatre’s Big Screen

By Jermaine Nolen
Bruno Jablonowski, carriage driver for Antique Coach and Carriage, sits with his horse, Gennie, near Water Tower Place on Friday, Sept. 21.

[Photo] Chicago might say ‘nay’ to horse-drawn carriages

By Molly Walsh
Visitors to the Shedd Aquarium veiw Underwater Beauty, a new exhibit introduced to the Shedd Aquarium in May of this year.

[Photo] Shedd Aquarium splashes art across Chicago

By Katherine Savage
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