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BREAKING: College terminates tenured professor accused of sexual assault

July 8, 2022
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UPDATE: Columbia hires an outside firm to conduct investigation into recent sexual assault allegation

February 23, 2022
BREAKING: Professor accused of sexual assault to ‘step away’ from teaching during Columbia investigation

BREAKING: Professor accused of sexual assault to ‘step away’ from teaching during Columbia investigation

February 19, 2022
The Auditorium Theatre, 50 E. Ida B. Wells Drive, has been home to Columbia’s commencement ceremonies since 2017 and will host once again in 2022.

BREAKING: First in-person Commencement in 3 years scheduled for May at the Auditorium Theatre

January 25, 2022
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BREAKING: Columbia enacts ‘Get Boosted or Get Tested’ policy for the spring semester

December 17, 2021
Marchers of various ages gather at 701 S. State St. to begin walking toward Daley Plaza in celebration of Juneteenth as a federal holiday for the first time June 19.

Year in Review: The Chronicle looks back at 2021

December 7, 2021
Editor’s Note: Beginning to unpack the Chronicle’s 2021

Editor’s Note: Beginning to unpack the Chronicle’s 2021

December 6, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim explains how the college has adapted to create safe learning environments for students this fall.

Amid lingering deficit, President Kim, administration search for optimism: ‘We believe in this institution’

September 27, 2021
Editors Note: At last, were back

Editors’ Note: At last, we’re back

September 27, 2021
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CFAC pulls union members from ArTT

July 28, 2021
Columbia announces faculty members promoted to rank of professor

Columbia announces faculty members promoted to rank of professor

July 26, 2021
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BREAKING: Columbia receives bomb threat, campus remains open

June 30, 2021
The college posted a listing for a housekeeper for the Near North Side residence where President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim lives. Zillow—a real estate website—estimates the house to be valued at more than $3 million. The job listing has since been removed.

Job listing for housekeeper at president’s house removed after union members’ plans to apply go public

June 22, 2021
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Erin McCarthy announced as interim chair of the Communication Department

May 28, 2021
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Breaking: Suzanne McBride announced as new dean of the School of Graduate Studies

May 24, 2021
Columbia requiring COVID-19 vaccinations is one of the many things the college community will have to acclimate to for the Fall 2021 semester.

Turning the page: Columbia looks ahead to a brighter school year

May 7, 2021
Columbia adjuncts speaker series builds connections among film students

Columbia adjunct’s speaker series builds connections among film students

April 26, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim held a series of forums for students, faculty and staff to express their concerns and ask questions about the college.

‘Burnout is real’: Faculty, staff and students voice their concerns to President Kim about the future of the college

April 22, 2021
Opinion: Artists are not your personal babysitter

Opinion: Artists are not your personal babysitter

April 22, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim said on Friday, April 16 the college will be announcing a COVID-19 vaccination requirement, potentially making Columbia the first college in Illinois to implement a requirement. File Photo/

BREAKING: College to announce fall COVID-19 vaccination requirement

April 16, 2021
In March, Columbias Department of Undergraduate Admissions reopened its doors to a select number of prospective students who signed up to tour the school.

Columbia begins on-campus tours for a limited number of families

March 25, 2021
CFO announces what college can expect in pandemic relief funding

CFO announces what college can expect in pandemic relief funding

March 12, 2021
The March of Miniatures exhibition through ShopColumbia allows viewers to place themselves in a virtual universe.

March of Miniatures exhibition enters realm of virtual reality

March 11, 2021
Columbia alum, film industry professionals continue urging college to bring back celluloid film

Columbia alum, film industry professionals continue urging college to bring back celluloid film

February 26, 2021
Columbias Dance Department is the first department to ever receive the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Teaching Activism Award.

College announces inaugural winners of DEI Award

February 25, 2021
The Ground Floor installation is showcased in the Cleve Carney Gallery Jackman Goldwasser Catwalk.

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

February 24, 2021
After receiving funding from the federal government as part of December’s COVID-relief deal, the college will distribute approximately $3.17 million to eligible students.

BREAKING: College announces grant money for most students through December COVID-19 relief deal

January 25, 2021
CTVA students heartbroken over recent department changes

CTVA students ‘heartbroken’ over recent department changes

December 14, 2020
PlaybackPlayfwd album offers Columbia creatives a chance to give back

‘PlaybackPlayfwd’ album offers Columbia creatives a chance to give back

November 9, 2020
Flesch takes a photo with a disposable camera for his supporters, Armando Orozco (right) and Mariana Castellanos (left) who were visiting Chicago.

Same store, same history, new location: Central Camera prepares to reopen

October 16, 2020
Faculty Senate members discussed the importance of faculty being informed about important changes to course capacities during an Oct. 9 virtual meeting after Senior Vice President and Provost Marcella David said capacities could increase next semester.

Faculty members express concerns over potential changes in course capacity

October 12, 2020
As Election Day gets closer, experts weigh in on the legitimate threats to voting and scare tactics used in campaigns.

MoCP virtual panel explains the indicators of voter suppression

October 12, 2020
Lens on Lightfoot: Chicago journalists discuss civilian oversight with the mayor

Lens on Lightfoot: Chicago journalists discuss civilian oversight with the mayor

October 1, 2020
Chicago dreams of potential Crosstown World Series

Chicago dreams of potential Crosstown World Series

September 29, 2020
BREAKING: Shots fired near Wabash Avenue, security warns to avoid area

BREAKING: Shots fired near Wabash Avenue, security warns to avoid area

September 23, 2020
The Department of Exhibitions and Performance Spaces and the Department of Student Activities kicked off a new weekly series called The Event Lab with a livestreamed performance from Chicago-based art-pop duo Oux.

Columbia’s new virtual event series ‘The Event Lab’ opens with Oux concert

September 21, 2020
Zoombombing disrupts online learning, causing anxiety for some instructors

‘Zoombombing’ disrupts online learning, causing anxiety for some instructors

May 21, 2020
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