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Kim: We need to keep pushing forward

Kim: We need to keep pushing forward

May 8, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Front pages turned into friendship, family

May 8, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

May 1, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: When administrators, News Office think you’re the enemy

April 24, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Students should help choose Honorary Degree Recipients

April 17, 2017
Editor's Note: Would you attend class if no one forced you?

Editor’s Note: Would you attend class if no one forced you?

April 10, 2017

Editor’s Note: What does losing a new leader in two months say about Columbia?

April 3, 2017
Editor's Note: New VP could finally fix major Columbia weakness

Editor’s Note: New VP could finally fix major Columbia weakness

March 27, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Hiring for nonexistent department undermines college input

March 13, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: To avoid disaster, college needs better rollout for buyout

March 7, 2017
Vice President of Business Affairs and CFO Jerry Tarrer said there are no plans for a reduction in workforce following the Voluntary Separation Incentive Program currently being offered to some full-time faculty and staff who fill specific parameters.

College offers faculty, staff buyouts

March 6, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: State awards show Chronicle students deserve recognition

February 27, 2017
Chronicle again named No. 1 non-daily college newspaper

Chronicle again named No. 1 non-daily college newspaper

February 27, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Resignation over racial tensions means the college should listen up

February 20, 2017
Editor's Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

Editor’s Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

February 13, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Administrators’ downfall will be overcontrolled communication

February 6, 2017
Committment to LGBT students cannot just be lip service

Editor’s Note: Committment to LGBT students cannot just be lip service

January 30, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Columbia needs these New Year’s Resolutions

January 23, 2017
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: New CFO needs to bring financial confidence back

December 12, 2016
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Post-election assembly was needed long ago

December 5, 2016
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Staff contract is victory for union, college administration

November 28, 2016
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Tuition increase warrants more sincere communication

November 21, 2016
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Yes, Trump’s disdain for media will also affect student papers

November 14, 2016
Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Schiff’s comments offensive, but credentials are a concern

November 7, 2016
P-Fac labor audit exposes violations

P-Fac labor audit exposes violations

September 8, 2015
College students who frequently use social media may have increased anxiety levels

Social media linked to student anxiety

May 12, 2014
The Better Government Association published a report Feb. 19 that found the city has a shortage of advanced life support ambulances, which are equipped to provide medical treatment on the road.

City ambulances poorly stocked for emergencies

April 28, 2014
The Kenmore, 5040 N. Kenmore Ave., is one of a series of Chicago Housing Authority buildings. The CHA is considering a program that would allow ex-offenders to live with family members in public housing.

Public housing program to provide second chances

April 14, 2014
Special Olympics Chicago plans to build a $31 million sports complex near the intersection of 14th Street and Damen Avenue.

Special Olympics Chicago moves forward with sports complex

April 7, 2014

Comedian comes to Campus

March 7, 2014
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