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K'Von Jackson

K'Von Jackson, Photojournalist

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With CDC distancing guidelines in place, Navy Pier welcomes back guests.

[Photo] Navy Pier reopens after eight-month pandemic shutdown

May 11, 2021
The Chronicle introduced Brooklyn Kiosow, co-editor-in-chief, to a new passion for journalism.

[Photo] Column: This may be goodbye, but it is also a new hello

May 10, 2021
The Student Center, 754 S. Wabash Ave., designed by Gensler, a global architecture and design firm recently announced as an Honorary Degree recipient, provides students with a state-of-the-art creative environment.

[Photo] Honorary degree recipients to be celebrated for noteworthy contributions to Columbia

May 4, 2021
Breaking_ShotsDowntown

[Photo] BREAKING: Wabash Avenue temporarily closed after shots fired

April 26, 2021
Oscar Sanchez, a Hegewisch resident, works with youth in order to promote change for Chicago residents.

[Photo] Chicago youth activists discuss activism burnout, visions for the future

April 22, 2021
Protestors walk north down Milwaukee Avenue through the Logan Square neighborhood.

[Photo] Little Village organizers call for justice for Adam Toledo and other victims of police shootings

April 21, 2021
As a precaution, Columbia's campus will be closed following the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial. File Photo/

[Photo] BREAKING: Campus to close after Chauvin verdict, college offers resources

April 19, 2021
A woman watches as passerby march to Chinatown Square for the AAPI rally.

[Photo] ‘We’re not going to be quiet anymore’: Hundreds gather to support AAPI Chicagoans

March 29, 2021
El wears a hematite and evil eye rings used to keep negative energy away from the wearer.

[Photo] Call of the Cauldron creates a safe space for witches at Columbia

March 23, 2021
Like her fellow band members, Hannah Pope utilizes the Motu system to communicate and hear directions from other recording rooms.

[Photo] Music Department finds new ways to stay in tune and play in sync

March 16, 2021
Female-identifying members of the Chronicle staff celebrate Women's History Month by sharing their favorite female-authored books.

[Photo] The Chronicle’s top book picks for Women’s History Month

March 15, 2021
Students can use painting as a means of art therapy or a variety of other mediums.

[Photo] Columbia classes teach students how to manage stress using art

March 15, 2021
Jonathan Castillo's still life shots and portraits depict life in Chicago's many diverse storefronts.

[Photo] Columbia alumni earn opportunity to showcase work at Hyde Park Art Center

February 24, 2021
Graffiti tagged on a wall in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood reminds readers that

[Photo] Look at this instead of doomscrolling: Meditative views from the Chronicle’s multimedia team

January 22, 2021
Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey addresses Trump's recent election defeat to the crowd and media present.

[Photo] Chicagoans celebrate Biden-Harris win, more work to be done

November 9, 2020
Troy Gaston marches with protesters shouting “say their names” in solidarity with Black lives lost to police brutality.

[Photo] Organizations call for every vote to be counted at ‘Rally to Defend the Election’

November 5, 2020
'It feels like life and death': Chicago voters on why they voted this election

‘It feels like life and death’: Chicago voters on why they voted this election

November 4, 2020
A thumbs-up of approval from a first-time voter excited to participate in the democratic process.

[Photo] ‘This is the first time’: Rohingya-Americans in Chicago cast their ballots

October 28, 2020
Protesters make signs and posters calling for the end of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, or SARS, and for an end to corruption in the Nigerian government.

[Photo] Chicago protesters advocate for victims of Nigerian federal police violence

October 27, 2020
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