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Katherine Savage, Former News Editor

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The musical adaptation of the classic holiday film of the same name, “Irving Berlin’s White Christmas,” is returning to the Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St., from Dec. 10 to 15.

Dreaming of a ‘White Christmas’ at the Cadillac Palace

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
December 11, 2019
Column: It was real, it was fun—it was real fun

Column: It was real, it was fun—it was real fun

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
December 8, 2019
“Ladies and Gentlemen, An Evening with Jason Mraz and Raining Jane” will finish its two-month-long tour at the Chicago Theatre, 175 N. State St., for two shows Nov. 23 and 24.

Jason Mraz wraps-up intimate tour in Chicago

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
November 19, 2019
Through December, the third annual Sequence Ch!cago is featuring local artists and musicians at Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave.

Sequence Ch!cago showcases local artists at Navy Pier

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
November 17, 2019
Julia Arredonso hosts sessions to foresee peoples future using books.

Glimpse into the future at Columbia’s Library

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 29, 2019
Dejah Powell and Brian Gomez from the Sunshine Movement take questions from the audience about the Green New Deal, Oct. 24, 803 South Morgan Street.

Chronicle FYI: Green New Deal would make a ‘radical change’ in climate crisis

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 26, 2019
Review: Modern Love gives refreshing twist on relationships

Review: ‘Modern Love’ gives refreshing twist on relationships

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 24, 2019
The Black Sheep is a group of 12 Columbia students who create satirical content, including videos and memes.

Meet The Chronicle’s fiercest competition: The Black Sheep

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 18, 2019
The Blue Man Group has been performing for 28 years across more than 25 countries.

Blue Man Group continues to ‘save the world’ after 28 years

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 15, 2019
OPINION: Columbia needs to make period products more accessible

OPINION: Columbia needs to make period products more accessible

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 4, 2019
ASL interpreters take center stage in Chicago productions

ASL interpreters take center stage in Chicago productions

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 2, 2019
Jo Cates, Columbia’s returning library director, hopes to introduce changes that will better align with student needs.

Library puts ‘glorious changes’ in motion following staffing reductions

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
September 30, 2019
Columbia breaks decade-long enrollment slump

Columbia breaks decade-long enrollment slump

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
September 27, 2019
Elio Leturia, associate professor in the Communication Department, wrote the book Aguijón 30 Años | Aguijón 30 Years detailing the history of the oldest Latino theatre company in Chicago.

Columbia professor celebrates Aguijón Theater’s 30th anniversary with illustrated historical book

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
September 6, 2019
Greg Evans of Oak Lawn grills outside Da Coach bus Sept. 5 to celebrate the Chicago Bears home opener.

Chicago ‘bears down’ for 100th season, despite losing to Packers

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
September 6, 2019
Q&A: Ronnie Malley gets lost and found in The Bands Visit

Q&A: Ronnie Malley gets lost and found in ‘The Band’s Visit’

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
September 4, 2019
File photo

Faculty Senate concerned about new student course planner

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
August 23, 2019
“Booksmart,” Olivia Wilde’s directorial film debut, will premiere May 24. It stars (from left) Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein.

Kaitlyn Dever, Beanie Feldstein get ‘Booksmart’ in new indie film

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2019
Podcast “Potterless” follows host Mike Schubert as he reads the “Harry Potter” series for the first time.

Podcast brings ‘riddikulus’ humor to Harry Potter world

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2019
Documentary hillbilly challenges media cliches

Documentary ‘hillbilly’ challenges media cliches

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2019
“Admissions” looks at race, gender and politics by telling the story of Charlie, who believes he was deferred from Yale so it could reach its diversity quota.

‘Admissions’ urges self-examination amid college admissions scandals

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2019
Peter Jang, Donovan Thomas and Jeonghun Han are part of OFFLINE, which works to provide art students better networking opportunities.

Columbia students go OFFLINE with new art collective program

By Katherine Savage , Staff Reporter
April 5, 2019
SATIRE: Chris Harrison to deliver and receive the final rose

SATIRE: Chris Harrison to deliver and receive the final rose

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 1, 2019
The Chronicles office, 33 E. Ida B. Wells Drive, has had paranormal activity since 2009.

SATIRE: The Chronicle did not call Ghostbusters

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 1, 2019
Let the shenanigans begin: St. Patricks Day attracts crowds of underage drinkers

Let the shenanigans begin: St. Patrick’s Day attracts crowds of underage drinkers

By Kaci Watt and Katherine Savage
March 15, 2019
Marcella David named new senior vice president and provost

Marcella David named new senior vice president and provost

By Katherine Savage and Kaci Watt
March 13, 2019
Students not ‘Talking with Teachers’

Students not ‘Talking with Teachers’

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
March 11, 2019
The Make-Believe Association is bringing together a community of artists from different backgrounds to create the first season of a six-part audio drama about folktales from different cultures. | Courtesy of Make-Believe Association

Folktales bring communities together in new audio drama

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
March 11, 2019
The Chicago Police Department reported that the female student who falsely reported being stabbed March 6 in Grant Park had admitted to making up the story.

Police: Student made up attack

By Alexandra Yetter, Kaci Watt, and Katherine Savage
March 8, 2019
CPD says student stabbing report unfounded

CPD says student stabbing report unfounded

By Molly Walsh and Katherine Savage
March 7, 2019
Hackers beware: women are coding

Hackers beware: women are coding

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2019
Pritzker to prioritize education in 2020 budget

Pritzker to prioritize education in 2020 budget

By Katherine Savage
March 4, 2019
Gestures worth a thousand words: body language and dating

Gestures worth a thousand words: body language and dating

By Katherine Savage
February 11, 2019
The West Loop library branch, 122 N. Aberdeen St., opened on Jan. 17 and puts emphasis on serving all ages. 

New library branch opens in West Loop

By Katherine Savage
February 5, 2019
College students struggle to afford food, federal report says

College students struggle to afford food, federal report says

By Katherine Savage
February 4, 2019
Baita, a new restaurant at Eataly, brings the Italian Alps to Chicago with dishes inspired by food served on top of the mountains.

REVIEW: Delicious food thaws winter blues at BAITA

By Katherine Savage
January 28, 2019
Organizations not thrilled with new CPD license plate readers

Organizations not thrilled with new CPD license plate readers

By Katherine Savage
January 28, 2019
Accio, muggles! Magic is brewing in Logan Square

Accio, muggles! Magic is brewing in Logan Square

By Katherine Savage
January 17, 2019

Chicago Brewseum celebrates the craft of beer making

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
December 13, 2018
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.

Field Museum crafts new exhibit

By Katherine Savage
December 13, 2018
Dancer Artis Olds will perform in the touring STOMP stepping group at the Broadway Playhouse, 175 E. Chestnut St., Dec. 5 through Dec. 30.

Artis Olds steps into Chicago theater scene

By Katherine Savage
December 10, 2018
All Crampus market wants for Christmas is period products

All Crampus market wants for Christmas is period products

By Katherine Savage
December 1, 2018
Columbia President and CEO Dr. Kwang-Wu Kim speaks to students at the annual Lets Chat with Dr. Kim event Nov. 13 at Stage Two, 618 S. Michigan Ave.

Kim talks provost search, student center

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
November 17, 2018
Director Sean Anders, Tig Notaro and Octavia Spencer on the set of Instant Family from Paramount Pictures.

Sean Anders brings instant humor to ‘Instant Family’

By Katherine Savage
November 10, 2018
New York Times photojournalist Ozier Muhammad meets Columbia students

New York Times photojournalist Ozier Muhammad meets Columbia students

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2018

Ride-share, cab drivers unify for better regulations

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
November 2, 2018

Omigod, omigod you guys: ‘Legally Blonde’ is modern, fun, empowering

By Katherine Savage
October 29, 2018
Nonprofit reduce student debt with volunteer work

Nonprofit reduces student debt with volunteer work

By Katherine Savage
October 22, 2018
“This is Cindy” is a movie about a realtor selling a haunted house, and was written by Adjunct Professor in the Cinema and Television Arts Department Terry Miller. 

Columbia professors haunt South Dakota Film Festival

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
October 15, 2018

We Three mixes pop-rock with storytelling

By Katherine Savage
October 10, 2018
On & Off the Walls featured panelists discussing tips on how to build a community of artists Sept. 25.

Artists illustrate creative ways to display work during campus panel

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
October 5, 2018

Shedd Aquarium splashes art across Chicago

By Katherine Savage
September 24, 2018
“Shadow Show,” a six-episode horror show premiering on Terror TV in spring 2019, is based on an anthology co-edited by Mort Castle, an adjunct professor in the English and Creative Writing Department.

Castle’s shadow falls on Terror TV

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
September 20, 2018
Tinder swipes right on new feature

Tinder swipes right on new feature

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
September 10, 2018
Senior Christopher Rohrbeck, Cinema Arts and Science Major, holding the poster of film Moon Miner that he directed and wrote.

Senior ‘Asiagoes’ to moon with Sci-fi film

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
September 4, 2018

Students network with authors during departmental reading series

By Katherine Savage
February 26, 2018
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