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Column: The Chronicle has given me fulfillment in my struggle to adapt to a new normal

Column: The Chronicle has given me fulfillment in my struggle to adapt to a new normal

December 18, 2020
CTVA students 'heartbroken' over recent department changes

CTVA students ‘heartbroken’ over recent department changes

December 14, 2020
Protestors gather for a dance party in front of Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Logan Square residence as a part of the “Logan Square Lockdown,” July 23, 2020.

‘A Joyful Revolution’: Television student publishes photo book on months of civil unrest

November 3, 2020
Going the distance: Students cross Illinois borders to ensure their votes are counted

Going the distance: Students cross Illinois borders to ensure their votes are counted

October 30, 2020
Released on Oct. 5, Ajani Jones' latest EP,

Review: Ajani Jones delivers his most personal record with ‘Kenya’ EP

October 26, 2020
Along with interviewing residents of the neighborhood, the

Photo series showcases diversity in Rogers Park

October 14, 2020
'Jazz Kitchen,' a livestream exploration of jazz and food

‘Jazz Kitchen,’ a livestream exploration of jazz and food

October 9, 2020
POLITICO live hosts a virtual town hall confronting inequality within the American education system.

POLITICO’s virtual town hall series takes on the A, B, C’s of racial inequities

September 25, 2020
Columbia introduces new community outreach platform, CampusGroups

Columbia introduces new community outreach platform, CampusGroups

September 25, 2020
Review: Geekd lives inside his own dreamlike reality on 'The Fairytale Starlight'

Review: Geekd lives inside his own dreamlike reality on ‘The Fairytale Starlight’

September 18, 2020
Student organizations transform for online college experience

Student organizations transform for online college experience

September 16, 2020
With the release of

Review: Vic Spencer and SonnyJim take listeners back to basics in ‘Spencer for Higher 3’

September 15, 2020
New Student Convocation to take place virtually amid pandemic

New Student Convocation to take place virtually amid pandemic

September 4, 2020
Mila Diaz, a 2020 music business management alum, and her band perform a virtual live set for Bottlenose Presents at bassist Jacob Allen's apartment in Pilsen.

Columbia alums create inclusive virtual concert series

September 1, 2020
Alum film crew turns chance encounter into on-screen romance

Alum film crew turns chance encounter into on-screen romance

August 24, 2020

Culture Chronversations: Concerts, SWMRS and Music Taste

August 21, 2020
Christian Cook has had a passion for writing since she was three years old and released her first novel, “I Hate Gray,” on July 30.

With a lifelong passion for writing, Columbia alum publishes first novel

August 19, 2020
Survey finds two-thirds of young adults feeling increased loneliness and isolation during pandemic

Survey finds two-thirds of young adults feeling increased loneliness and isolation during pandemic

August 13, 2020
South Loop businesses hope return of students can provide

South Loop businesses hope return of students can provide “major boost” in business amid pandemic

August 10, 2020
Columbia makes efforts to improve building ventilation, some say efforts might fall short

Columbia makes efforts to improve building ventilation, some say efforts might fall short

August 7, 2020
Darius Hampton (left) and Neil Tesser (right) host a virtual session for The Jazz Institute of Chicago's Straight Ahead Jazz Exchange.

Jazz Institute of Chicago hosts annual summer conference online amid pandemic

July 23, 2020
Review: Dinner Party debuts with irresistibly soulful self-titled album

Review: Dinner Party debuts with irresistibly soulful self-titled album

July 21, 2020
Statues depicting historical figures such as Christopher Columbus are being removed across the country in the wake of protests part of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Grant Park Advisory Council establishes subcommittee to review statues and monuments

July 15, 2020
The show must go on: virtual Grant Park Music Festival amid pandemic

The show must go on: virtual Grant Park Music Festival amid pandemic

July 7, 2020
While hundreds and thousands of people gather for protests in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement, safety precautions are essential to prevent contracting or spreading the coronavirus.

Protesters take precautions on the streets during a global pandemic

June 16, 2020
Columbia navigates students' need for remote mental health services amid pandemic

Columbia navigates students’ need for remote mental health services amid pandemic

June 11, 2020
Drag performers use virtual platform to deliver music videos by lip syncing and dancing.

Drag community thrives in online setting during pandemic

June 2, 2020
The release of Janet Blackwell's new EP,

‘Falling apart and falling into place,’ Janet Blackwell on releasing an EP during a pandemic

May 13, 2020
Grocery delivery service allows customers to bite into culture despite the pandemic

Grocery delivery service allows customers to bite into culture despite the pandemic

May 11, 2020
Several instructors awarded Chicago arts grants a 'great testament to the faculty at Columbia'

Several instructors awarded Chicago arts grants a ‘great testament to the faculty at Columbia’

April 20, 2020
'What am I going to do?' Younger workers, including students, hit hard by unemployment rise

‘What am I going to do?’ Younger workers, including students, hit hard by unemployment rise

April 13, 2020
Rodney Johnson, a guitarist who has been busking for 10 years, said the musical repertoire a busker performs any given day depends on the atmosphere of the crowd.

Street musicians take ‘hell of a hit’ from coronavirus pandemic

April 13, 2020
Hakim Dough is running a “Teens, Hoodies & Studio Time” campaign in an effort to give young aspiring Chicago artists free studio time in a professional setting.

Chicago hip-hop artist ‘The Honorable Hakim Dough’ is a teacher at heart

March 7, 2020
Grammy award-winning musician Isaiah Sharkey performs at a residency concert for Columbia's Music Department to share his journey with burgeoning artists through the artist-in-residence program.

Isaiah Sharkey delivers ‘magical’ performance in Columbia residency concert

March 4, 2020
Former Columbia student is part of growing Latin trap music movement

Former Columbia student is part of growing Latin trap music movement

February 21, 2020
Get over the distance: research shows long-distance couples just as successful

Get over the distance: research shows long-distance couples just as successful

February 7, 2020
ILLO is hosted by Chris Arnold and Chris Eliopoulos, assistant professors in the Illustration Department. At the awards there are 19 categories, which range from best traditional Illustrator to best website to best overall Illustration.

ILLO Awards draw recognition to students, hopes to expand

February 4, 2020
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