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The Chronicle says goodbye to its 2021 graduating seniors

May 13, 2021

The Chronicle Presents: The Dating Game

February 15, 2021
Chicago music stores create a pandemic survival plan

Chicago music stores create a pandemic survival plan

December 16, 2020
Opinion: Angry filmmaker marches forward, or what it means to move on

Opinion: Angry filmmaker marches forward, or what it means to move on

December 15, 2020

Culture Chronversations #7 – Creative Nonfiction, required reading

December 4, 2020

Culture Chronversations #6 – Photography, blurring faces and Magnum Photos

November 17, 2020
College administrators update COVID-19 safety precautions as positive cases increase

College administrators update COVID-19 safety precautions as positive cases increase

October 28, 2020

[Video] Bylines: Working remotely while parenting is a daunting task for Columbia staff and faculty

October 2, 2020

[Video] Culture Chronversations: Concerts, SWMRS and Music Taste

August 21, 2020

[Video] Culture Chronversations: Internet Privacy, TikTok and Netflix

August 10, 2020
Black In Film was created by 2015 cinema arts and science alumnus Ramone Hulet to provide information and opportunity for Black filmmakers entering the industry.

Black In Film: Columbia alumnus promotes diversity behind the camera

July 20, 2020
Seven staffers laid off following termination of Columbia Online

Seven staffers laid off following termination of Columbia Online

July 17, 2020
What the Chronicle is watching

What the Chronicle is watching

July 17, 2020
Columbia reevaluates film production strategy amid new state guidelines

Columbia reevaluates film production strategy amid new state guidelines

July 2, 2020
Review: Da 5 Bloods, a challenging exploration of fact and fiction

Review: ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ a challenging exploration of fact and fiction

June 19, 2020
Columbia navigates students need for remote mental health services amid pandemic

Columbia navigates students’ need for remote mental health services amid pandemic

June 11, 2020
The Pulse app is “the old fashioned way of dating people with a touch of technology,” by matching people in real-time with others based on the locations they have checked in to, such as a concert venue or bar.

It’s a match: Columbia students create campaign for dating app

May 11, 2020
Columbia joins other colleges expanding pass/fail options amid coronavirus chaos

Columbia joins other colleges expanding pass/fail options amid coronavirus chaos

April 8, 2020
Students Lucas Miroslaw (right) and Giana Carli (center) work on the film set of a Directing 3 project. It was the only shoot to be wrapped before classes were suspended.

Student filmmakers ‘heartbroken’ after suspension of practicum projects

April 2, 2020
Staff Reporter Jonah Ocuto works on articles from his living room as he self-quarantines.

Column: Angry filmmaker yells at cloud, and other thoughts about procrastination

April 1, 2020
Job security: Are you still watching?

Job security: Are you still watching?

March 30, 2020
Global pandemic creates a world of problems for Columbias international community

Global pandemic creates a world of problems for Columbia’s international community

March 25, 2020
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim listens as Senior Vice President and Provost Marcella David discusses how the suspension of in-person classes will impact instruction.

Columbia is ‘on pause’: administrators address instruction in the age of the coronavirus

March 13, 2020
Posters emphasizing the importance of washing one’s hands to combat the coronavirus have been put up in various locations across campus.

Columbia joins colleges preparing for the worst in face of coronavirus outbreak

March 6, 2020
Todd Burbank—a friend of Elio Leturia, an associate professor in the Communication Department— watches Fuentes’ short film “Selfie,” in the audience as part of the Spain On Campus speaker series.

Upcoming campus events bring Spanish art close to home

March 6, 2020
Activists march from Millennium Park to Federal Plaza during a Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019 climate strike led by Illinois Youth Climate Strike and the Sunrise Movement.

Chicago declares climate emergency, protestors not satisfied

February 19, 2020
Faculty Senate to review and edit vague bylaws

Faculty Senate to review and edit ‘vague’ bylaws

February 17, 2020
Orlando Pinder (left), director for the 2019 practicum production of “Pegasus,” reviews footage on-set alongside student collaborators for the project. Practicum productions allow Cinema and Television Arts Department students to experience film sets similar to the industry before graduation, from production meetings to location scouting and set design.

Practicum film projects mimic showbiz, so don’t ‘expect a cakewalk’

January 31, 2020
the goop lab with Gwenyth Paltrow was released Friday, Jan. 24 on Netflix. It features six 30-minute episodes on wellness and pseudoscience.

Review: Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘goop lab’ has a cure for everything but boredom

January 30, 2020
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