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'A Dog's Purpose' is not being a prop

The world isn’t ready for a transgender thriller

By Managing Editor
January 30, 2017
'A Dog's Purpose' is not being a prop

‘A Dog’s Purpose’ is not being a prop

By Managing Editor
January 23, 2017
Humanitarian aid videos are getting rusty

Humanitarian aid videos are getting rusty

By Managing Editor
November 28, 2016

NGOs are not harmful spies

By Managing Editor
November 21, 2016
Human rights are not partisan issues

Human rights are not partisan issues

By Managing Editor
November 14, 2016
Trump presidency—life imitates art

Trump presidency—life imitates art

By Managing Editor
November 14, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Women have, will continue to run the world

By Managing Editor
November 14, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Democracy must prevail in DRC

By Managing Editor
November 7, 2016
Iconic fictional witches

Iconic fictional witches

By Managing Editor
October 31, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

African nations are not alone in human rights violations

By Managing Editor
October 31, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Looting should not deter aid to Haiti

By Managing Editor
October 24, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Wolverine isn’t the only member of X-Men

By Managing Editor
October 24, 2016
Boys, Girls & Bundyphiles

Boys, Girls & Bundyphiles—fans, followers of serial killers often ‘condemned’ for interest

By Managing Editor
October 24, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Crossover episodes are more trouble than they’re worth

By Managing Editor
October 17, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Isolationism causes more hate crimes in UK

By Managing Editor
October 17, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Peace process can be effective

By Managing Editor
October 10, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

The world needs to move on from ‘Harry Potter’

By Managing Editor
October 10, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Hakunah Matata—I’ve got some worries

By Managing Editor
October 3, 2016
9/11 victims' families should not be allowed to sue Saudis

9/11 victims’ families should not be allowed to sue Saudis

By Managing Editor
October 3, 2016
Can the U.S. uphold Obama's legacy?

Can the U.S. uphold Obama’s legacy?

By Managing Editor
September 26, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Let people enjoy ‘Fifty Shades’

By Managing Editor
September 19, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Female genital mutilation illegal, but not eliminated

By Managing Editor
September 19, 2016
'American Horror Story': The Mystery

‘American Horror Story’: The Mystery

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016
‘Shameless,’ starring Emma Kenney as one of the six Gallagher children and William H. Macy as father Frank Gallagher (pictured above), premieres its seventh season on Showtime Oct. 2. 

‘Shameless’ star talks growing up ‘Gallagher’

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Demagogues can succeed, U.S. voters should notice

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Ruining childhoods—one terrible movie at a time

By Managing Editor
September 6, 2016
The cost of being trans: the psychological, financial & legal toll of identity affirmation

The cost of being trans: the psychological, financial & legal toll of identity affirmation

By Managing Editor
September 6, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

You say bikini, I say burkini

By Managing Editor
September 6, 2016
U.S. Senator Dick Durbin spoke with The Chronicle and WCRX about this year's Democratic National Convention. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune/TNS)

Sen. Dick Durbin shares thoughts on DNC convention, top political issues

By Managing Editor
July 25, 2016
Samuel A. Floyd Jr., former interim vice president of Student Affairs and provost, academic dean, and founder and director of the Center for Black Music Research, died July 11.

CBMR founder, provost remembered for work, kindness, legacy

By Managing Editor
July 21, 2016
Big Chicago provides big learning opportunities

Big Chicago provides big learning opportunities

By Managing Editor
June 23, 2016
The closed Facebook group "Columbia is Falling! Revolution is Beginning!" was started as a place for students to voice their concerns about possible changes in the Theatre Department, according to Abhishek Shrestha, a junior theatre major and one of the group's admins.

Students use Facebook to voice college concerns

By Managing Editor
June 10, 2016

New security policies to be piloted throughout summer

By Managing Editor
June 8, 2016

My swan song:

By Managing Editor
May 9, 2016

Music devalued by Tidal, Apple Music ‘exclusives’

By Managing Editor
May 2, 2016
Prince by Alexander Aghayere

Prince leaves legacy of self-love among fanbase

By Managing Editor
April 25, 2016
Gov. Bruce Rauner and Illinois Democrats agreed to provide emergency funding for various state colleges and universities as well as the state-funded Monetary Award Program. It has yet to be known how the MAP funding will affect Columbia.

State legislature approves higher education funding

By Managing Editor
April 23, 2016

I’m tired of Taylor Swift

By Managing Editor
April 18, 2016

Billboard music charts show more meme than music

By Managing Editor
April 11, 2016

Best albums of 2016 (so far)

By Managing Editor
April 4, 2016

Kesha v. Sony not just a ‘feminist issue’

By Managing Editor
February 29, 2016

St. Vincent shreds gender roles with woman-friendly guitar

By Managing Editor
February 22, 2016

‘Transphobic’ Rebel Wilson joke misunderstood

By Managing Editor
February 22, 2016

This could have been a glowing review of Kanye’s new album

By Managing Editor
February 15, 2016

It’s not ‘just a preference,’ it’s just racist

By Managing Editor
February 9, 2016

New Grammys ceremony, same diversity issues

By Managing Editor
February 8, 2016
"Anti" by Rihanna

Rihanna rih-invents with ‘Anti’ release

By Managing Editor
February 1, 2016

Sia: a true artist, but threat to true artistry

By Managing Editor
January 25, 2016
Electronic pop duo Majical Cloudz performed an intimate upbeat show at Schubas Tavern on Jan. 18. 

Majical Cloudz uplifts Schubas

By Managing Editor
January 25, 2016
Chicago Feminist DIY

She’s in the band: Local DIY scene fosters feminist community

By Managing Editor
January 25, 2016

Best releases of 2015

By Managing Editor
December 14, 2015

Lady Gaga undeserving of Woman of the Year Award

By Managing Editor
December 7, 2015

Who Is Fancy shows music industry is OK with gay

By Managing Editor
November 30, 2015

2015 music to continue after monumental Adele release

By Managing Editor
November 23, 2015

Halsey’s mainstream media rejection hypocritical

By Managing Editor
November 16, 2015

Fans question Beyoncé’s LGBT community support

By Managing Editor
November 9, 2015

Indie pop genre losing originality, novelty

By Managing Editor
November 2, 2015

Third gender option needed on legal documents

By Managing Editor
November 2, 2015

Adele doesn’t care about your feelings

By Managing Editor
October 26, 2015

Rihanna masters art of ‘rih-invention’

By Managing Editor
October 19, 2015

Lady Gaga kills it in ‘AHS’ premiere

By Managing Editor
October 12, 2015

Upcoming Sam Smith release more commercial, less genuine

By Managing Editor
October 5, 2015
Talking Body feature

Talking Body: Local artists challenge cultural appropriation outrage

By Managing Editor
September 28, 2015

‘Empire’ confronts racial inequalities

By Managing Editor
September 28, 2015

Lady Gaga shares important truth about sexual assault in graphic video

By Managing Editor
September 21, 2015

Recipe: Spicy Garlic Parmesan Popcorn

By Managing Editor
September 14, 2015

Now I’m a Belieber…

By Managing Editor
September 14, 2015

New dean to oversee School of Media Arts

By Managing Editor
September 1, 2015
Statues of guardian lions traditionally stood in front of Chinese imperial buildings and temples, as well as the homes of government officials and the wealthy, and were believed to have powerful protective benefits.  The male leans his right paw upon an embroidered ball (in imperial contexts, representing supremacy over the world) and the female nurtures a cub under her left paw. 

Cyrus Tang Hall of China joins Field Museum

By Managing Editor
June 25, 2015
Big Chicago

One student, big city: First-semester program to engage students with college, Chicago

By Managing Editor
June 22, 2015

New leadership to shape next academic year

By Managing Editor
May 28, 2015

Strategic Plan approved by board of trustees

By Managing Editor
May 18, 2015

Sound Off: Lorde takes to Tumblr, updates fans on inspiration and upcoming album

By Managing Editor
May 10, 2015

Riot Fest founder fights alderman for place in Humboldt Park

By Managing Editor
May 4, 2015

CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Chicago’s diverse population is divided, neglected

By Managing Editor
May 4, 2015

Exploring gender in the classroom: Columbia students seek feminist education

By Managing Editor
May 4, 2015

CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Light pollution threatens Chicago’s health

By Managing Editor
April 27, 2015

Taylor Swift and Kanye West finally ‘Shake It Off’

By Managing Editor
April 27, 2015

WikiLeaks makes senseless Sony emails public

By Managing Editor
April 20, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Spike Lee announces feature film ‘Chiraq,’ Emanuel up in arms

By Managing Editor
April 20, 2015

Tidal puts consumers in tug-of-war

By Managing Editor
April 13, 2015

Prominent commencement speakers, honorary degrees invaluable to college

By Managing Editor
April 13, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Mayor Rahm Emanuel shows gratitude during runoff election

By Managing Editor
April 13, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Chicago’s safety remains up in air as runoff election approaches

By Managing Editor
April 6, 2015

Comedy Central roast proves Justin Bieber still a ‘Baby’

By Managing Editor
April 6, 2015

Chicago’s safety remains up in air as runoff election approaches

By Managing Editor
April 6, 2015

Marina’s new album shines brighter than early releases

By Managing Editor
March 16, 2015

Giuliana Rancic’s ‘weed’ joke disrespectful, not racist

By Managing Editor
March 9, 2015
Chicago-native artist Jimmy Whispers’ debut album, Summer in Pain, will be released March 24 after roughly four years of anticipation and recent Soundcloud teases.

Jimmy Whispers readies for his ‘Summer in Pain’

By Managing Editor
March 9, 2015

Rihanna’s upcoming releases to showcase hidden talents

By Managing Editor
March 9, 2015

US finally recognizes LGBT rights as human rights

By Managing Editor
March 2, 2015

Gaga sings her way into next season of her career

By Managing Editor
March 2, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Voters the real disappointment in Chicago mayoral race

By Managing Editor
March 2, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: CTA breaks Internet with hate tweets, surpasses Kardashians

By Managing Editor
February 23, 2015

Drake pulls the best Beyoncé move of all time

By Managing Editor
February 16, 2015

YouTube boosts accessibility of interactive music videos

By Managing Editor
February 9, 2015

Inmates denied parole, lack available housing

By Managing Editor
February 9, 2015

THE CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Mayoral candidates lack time, plan to fix racial segregation

By Managing Editor
February 9, 2015

Invisible identities: Gay-washing and other bisexual issues

By Managing Editor
February 9, 2015
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