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Orlando Pinder, Former Staff Photographer

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U.S. Sen. and 2020 presidential candidate Bernie Sanders holds a rally at Navy Peir on March 3.

[Photo] Bernie Sanders: ‘We are gathered here tonight to complete the political revolution we started three years ago.’

By Alexandra Yetter, Staff Reporter
“When a person’s life is taken from a gun, they don’t talk about the effect,” Milagros said. “They don’t talk about the PTSD...My son lives with the absence of his sister. My sisters live with the absence of their niece. It’s a domino effect.”

Life after loss: Living in the gap

By Orlando Pinder, Staff Photographer
Lin-Manuel Miranda and the exhibit’s creative director, David Korins, attended a press conference and opening ceremony for “Hamilton: The Exhibition” April 26.

[Photo] ‘Who lives, who dies, who tells your story’: Hamilton exhibit opens in Chicago

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
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[Photo] Third Mask Festival brings new experience to Chicago

By Blaise Mesa, Managing Editor
Jesse Sharkey, President of the Chicago's teachers union rallies with City College Chicago workers for a contract to, "demand fairness, a livable wage, and the respect they deserve from the CCC administration." April 25.

[Photo] Charter school teachers, City Colleges staff threaten to strike

By Knox Keranen, Staff Reporter
“Booksmart,” Olivia Wilde’s directorial film debut, will premiere May 24. It stars (from left) Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein.

[Photo] Kaitlyn Dever, Beanie Feldstein get ‘Booksmart’ in new indie film

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
Bob Bartlett with the FOP argues with a counter-protester April 1.

Fraternal Order of Police supporters clash with counter-protestors amidst calls for resignation of Kim Foxx

By Orlando Pinder and Mike Rundle
Evan Kasle, a junior visual arts management major enjoys his long commute to and from school twice a day.

[Photo] SATIRE: Study shows students love commuting

By Kendall Polidori, Staff Reporter
Junior music major Jack Mahanes spoke with Columbia's Title IX investigators March 8 after Adjunct Professor in the Music Department Frank Donaldson showed him a pornographic video on March 6.

[Photo] Professor quietly removed after allegedly showing student a pornographic video

By Alexandra Yetter and Kendall Polidori
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[Photo] Columbia one of ‘healthiest’ institutions, says associate provost to Faculty Senate

By Bridget Ekis, Staff Reporter
Chimera's Comics, 4915 W. 95th Street in Oak Lawn, will be given to the winner of an essay contest.

[Photo] Write an essay, win a comic book store

By Knox Kernanen, Staff Reporter
Sophomore television and cultural studies major Isaiah Moore lectures the audience on black history.

[Photo] Black arts, culture celebrated at festival

By Knox Keranen, Staff Reporter
Business and casual: The life of a sugar baby

Business and casual: The life of a sugar baby

By Orlando Pinder
Construction continues on the corner of N. Milwaukee and N. Sacramento Ave.

[Photo] Logan’s Crossings development in works to transform Logan Square

By KENDALL POLIDORI
Women who have had a family member killed by a Chicago Police officer speak to a small crowd outside the Leighton Criminal Courthouse on the day Jason Van Dyke was sentenced to 81 months in prison.

[Photo] Judge Gaughan: ‘One act, one sentence, one crime,’ Van Dyke sentenced

By Molly Walsh, Managing Editor
Here comes Santa Claus right down CTA lane

[Photo] Here comes Santa Claus right down CTA lane

By Kaci Watt
Chicago goes after big tobacco, e-cigarettes

[Photo] Chicago goes after big tobacco, e-cigarettes

By Jermaine Nolen
Morgan Rose shows off her bracelet after hitting the polls on voting day Nov. 6.

[Photo] Illinois votes blue during 2018 midterm elections

Formerly the Luxury Boutique 47, LuxeB Studio has renamed and reopened its location in Bronzeville, 358 E. 47th St., offering an open-concept studio space for Chicago’s growing creative community. 

[Photo] LuxeB Studio invites artists to create, curate and collaborate

By Jermaine Nolen
The next Large Lots round of applications will open in  December. The program’s website provides a map of plots of that are available for purchase for $1. 

[Photo] $1 buys a plot of land in Chicago through Large Lots program

By Jermaine Nolen
Notable Native: Rodney "HotRod" Washington

[Photo] Notable Native : Rodney “HotRod” Washington

By Jermaine Nolen
Michael Goi speaks to a room packed with Columbia students in the 1104 S. Wabash Ave., building. Oct.22.

[Photo] Making it in Hollywood: The real ‘American Horror Story’

By Olivia Deloian, Staff Reporter
The Burgos’s home; Alexandria’s final resting place. “When we go to Washington, we leave a note. I take a picture of my daughter, and l leave that also with a letter. Letting them know the story that because of a stray bullet, her dreams were not accomplished.”

The future of print media shines as Hair Trigger turns 40

[Photo] The future of print media shines as Hair Trigger turns 40

By Timothy Michalik
Chicago Police Officer Shannon watches demonstrators.

[Photo] “We the jury find the defendant, Jason Van Dyke, guilty”

By Blaise Mesa and Tessa Brubaker
Ashley Wollaston, from Ravenswood, Tattoo's Jennifer Beese from the South Loop at the Pioneer Tattoo Studio.

[Photo] An inked generation: Getting tattooed in college

By Olivia Deloian
Reels of film at The Music Box Theater, 3733 N. Southport Ave. 

[Photo] Music Box Theatre projects past to modern moviegoers

By Kaci Watt
Carrie and her dog Kelvin at the Emporium pop-up on Sept.6th, 2018.

[Photo] Kegs and Canines: Dog-friendly bar gives treats to Logan Square

By Olivia Deloian
A protestor hands his sign over as police arrest him on the entrance ramp for Kennedy Expressway, near O’Hare International Airport on Labor Day, Sept. 3.

[Photo] Twelve arrested as protesters attempt to shut down Kennedy Expressway

By Madison Keller
Mike Alexandroff, President of Columbia College in 1968, challenged faculty and trustees to inspire students.

[Photo] 50 years later: Columbia in 1968

By Ariana Portalatin
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