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Nathan Sirkin

Nathan Sirkin, Former Staff Reporter

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Column: Goodbye and thank you

Column: Goodbye and thank you

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
International student senator wins SGA Senator of the Year award

International student senator wins SGA Senator of the Year award

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Attendees snack and play games such as Jenga.

SGA’s Game Night provides a bonding opportunity for international and transfer students

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Columbia alum Kim Hannay's nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

Columbia alum Kim Hannay’s nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Columbia students reflect on 'passing' and ways to support trans students

Columbia students reflect on ‘passing’ and ways to support trans students

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Columbia alum Aaron Hartline talks about success, failure and everything in between

Columbia alum Aaron Hartline talks about success, failure and everything in between

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Food futurologist Morgaine Gaye dives into the art and science of food trends with Columbia students.

Food futurologist Morgaine Gaye talks food, predictions and more in Student Center event

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter

Media Hub Minute Episode 15

By Justice Lewis and Nathan Sirkin
Columprov members take turns delivering puns to the crowd, adding a high paced and exciting exercise to the performance.

Cupid Comedy Jam scores big turnout, leaves audience smiling and surprised

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Christalyn Barker, a junior photojournalism major (right), paints and chats with Geda Alsharif, a senior graphic design .

Paint by Quotes celebrates Black History Month with the stroke of a brush

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Students and faculty express relief and concern over Columbia's return to campus

Students and faculty express relief and concern over Columbia’s return to campus

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Column: At 15 I started my first fire — here's how I've kept it burning

Column: At 15 I started my first fire — here’s how I’ve kept it burning

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Aaron Ortega (left) and Giovanni Mayfield-Wubbena (right) discuss retirement and low turnout at synagogue in the opening scene of "Beneath the Orange Tree."

Review: Student production ‘Beneath the Orange Tree’ a thought-provoking look into a complex family

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim sits with members of the administration at a meeting with the Student Government Association.

College’s 10% tuition hike ignites concerns and frustrations in the Columbia community

By Jordan Perkins and Nathan Sirkin
The Little Food Library, located on the second floor of the Columbia library, 624 S. Michigan Ave., includes snacks such as granola bars and chips, as well as basic school supplies.

The Little Food Library offers free food. Here’s why and how you can check it out.

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Students gather in the Ferguson Lecture Hall at 600 S. Michigan Ave. for the semiannual "Let's Chat with Dr Kim."

‘Let’s Chat’ with Dr. Kim yields questions about institutional racism, COVID-19, potential staff strike

By Olivia Cohen, Jordan Perkins, and Nathan Sirkin
The actors of the murder mystery gather at the front of the room to discuss what is happening with the crowd.

The Asian Student Organization celebrates Wicked Week with a night of murder mystery, games and community

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Students, friends, roommates and faculty attend the 2021 Student Programming Board’s Hollywood-themed open mic night, Big Mouth, on Friday, Sept. 24 at 623 S. Wabash Ave.

Big Mouth brings together singers, comedians and more for a night of community

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Bestselling author Qian Julie Wang (right) speaks alongside Greta Johnsen for the Chicago Humanities Festival event held at Columbia's Student Center, 754 S. Wabash Ave.

Bestselling author Qian Julie Wang visits campus, shares her story as an undocumented immigrant

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
A freshly cracked egg that was thrown at Autumn Schoolman, a member of the Chicago Egg Hunters Facebook group, rests on a Clark Street sidewalk. Courtesy of Autumn Schoolman.

Chicago residents attacked by eggs — how they came together to crack the case

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
Columbia students circle around to dance to the music being performed on stage.

Students come together for Convocation in Grant Park, first major in-person campus event in 18 months

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
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