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6:16 a.m. The outside of Jeri's Grill from the Montrose side.

[Photo] Come in, we’re open: 24 hours in a 24-hour diner

By Mackenzie Crosson, Staff Photographer

[Video] Chicago Brewseum celebrates the craft of beer making

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter

Giving a Shi*t helps

By Kevin Tiongson, Multimedia Reporter
Thank you, Chronicle: It’s been real

[Photo] Thank you, Chronicle: It’s been real

By Samantha Conrad

Holiday Joy brought to you by WCRX

By Kevin Tiongson, Multimedia Reporter

Christmas tree lights up Chicago for the 105th year

By Kevin Tiongson, Multimedia Reporter

Let your Pet Paint You Helps Local Cats

By Kevin Tiongson, Multimedia Reporter

[Video] Rage rooms smash onto the scene

By Kaci Watt
New York Times photojournalist Ozier Muhammad meets Columbia students

[Photo] New York Times photojournalist Ozier Muhammad meets Columbia students

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter

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

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter

Tell a story, no submission needed

By Kevin Tiongson, Multimedia Reporter
The annual Security and Fire Safety Report for 2017 was released Oct. 1, showing an overall decrease in reported on-campus and off-campus incidents. Ronald Sodini, associate vice president for Campus Safety and Security, said a possible reason for the decrease is the added security efforts such as blue lights and the Security Escort Program put in place to aid students safety. 

[Photo] Security and Fire Safety Report released, shows decrease in incidents

By Tessa Brubaker and Olivia Deloian
Demonstrators marched through Chicago Oct. 5. to celebrate the verdict in the murder trial of Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke.

[Photo] “We the jury find the defendant, Jason Van Dyke, guilty”

By Blaise Mesa and Tessa Brubaker
Marketing Columbia: college rethinks recruitment strategies

[Photo] Marketing Columbia: college rethinks recruitment strategies

By Tessa Brubaker, News Editor
Morgan Gold will perform her single “Primetime” and unreleased songs at the Oct. 14 Freshman Tour at The Conaway Center, 1104 S. Wabash Ave. 

“Tootsie,” a new comedy musical based on the 1982 film of the same name, premieres in Chicago Sept. 11 and plays for five weeks at the Cadillac Palace Theatre.

[Photo] ‘Tootsie’ musical to debut in Chicago

By Molly Walsh
Protestors shut down Lake Shore Drive Aug. 2 before marching toward Wrigley Field to bring attention to police violence and economic disparity between the North and South sides of Chicago.  

[Photo] Hundreds shut down Lake Shore Drive for police, South and West side reform

By Blaise Mesa
The college announced Andy Dutil as the new Director of the Student Center.

[Photo] Andy Dutil named director of student center

By Tessa Brubaker, News Editor
‘Damn The Torpedoes,’ I guess

‘Damn The Torpedoes,’ I guess

By KEVIN TIONGSON
Year in Review

[Photo] Year in Review

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim said he will continue to add improvements, such as new security measures, to the campus next semester. 

[Photo] Kim: ‘I don’t lose my enthusiasm for Columbia’

By Tessa Brubaker
Jose S. Landaverde, an activist and priest at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Little Village led the march of protesters past the Thompson Center. 

[Photo] Immigrant workers protest on May Day, insist policy change

By Savannah Eadens
“Gun Ballet,” an exhibit that demonstrates the aestheticism of violence in games, will be on display March 2–June 24 at VGA Gallery, 2418 W. Bloomingdale Ave.

[Photo] Dancing with digital death

By Mayan Darbyshire
First place winners Charlie Curtis-Beard and the Weird Kids performing at Biggest Mouth 2018 at The Metro, 3730 N. Clark St. on Apr. 19.

[Photo] Biggest Mouth: ‘Weird Kids’ invited to Manifest

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
Members of the Student Government Association during their meeting on Apr. 17 in The Loft, 916 S. Wabash Ave.

[Photo] SGA elects 2018–2019 Executive Board

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
Jonathan Castillo, first year photography graduate student, said he is looking forward to integrating his photography and paper making skills. He credits many fellowships in helping him complete his multiple photography projects from around the world.  

[Photo] Students receive diversity fellowship for two-week program

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
The Woodlawn community gardens produce 1.5 tons of food annually for the First Presbyterian Church’s food pantry. 

[Photo] Community garden debate sprouts in Woodlawn

By Blaise Mesa
Jim Allen, communication director for the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners, noticed an up-tick in early and mail-in voting in the 2018 primaries.

[Photo] Experts analyze primary election results

By Savannah Eadens
The Columbia Renegades Interest Meeting for starting a Roller Derby team on March 30 at Ferguson Lecture Hall on 600 S. Michigan Ave.

[Photo] Stop, drop and roller derby

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
Student accuses college of disability discrimination

[Photo] Student accuses college of disability discrimination

By Olivia Deloian
SAA: Columbia's most valuable players

[Photo] SAA: Columbia’s most valuable players

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
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