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[Photo] Pop culture pop-ups pop up: New nightlife trend evokes the familiar

By Miranda Manier, Staff Reporter

Thank you, Chronicle: It’s been real

By Samantha Conrad

Health education is not the same as body shaming

By Samantha Conrad

[Photo] Tax forms: Salaries and revenue increase, contributions decrease

By Ariana Portalatin and Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Bystanders must derail sexual harassment on CTA

By Alexandra Yetter

[Photo] EDITORIAL: We cannot allow the Trump administration to erase identities

By Editorial Board

[Photo] Midterm election: everything you need to know

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Veterans face hurdles when seeking access to medical marijuana

By Jermaine Nolen

[Photo] Chicago to take center stage in 2019

By Alexandra Yetter

[Photo] Chicago creates basic income task force

By Blaise Mesa

Stop associating Ariana Grande with Mac Miller’s death

By Samantha Conrad

[Photo] EDITORIAL: Columbia can help break cycle of period poverty

By Editorial Board

[Photo] OPINION: McCain stood up to Trump, but did not stand up for the marginalized

By Jay Berghuis

[Photo] How will you decorate your graduation cap?

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter

[Photo] Stop and smell the pie

By Kendrah Villiesse

[Photo] Farmers markets are back in season

By Miranda Manier

[Photo] Legislation could fill need for mental health assistance in Illinois schools

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] Chicago needs a major detox

By Editorial Board

[Photo] Student creates petition following UC renovation complaints

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter

[Photo] State department to probe visa seekers’ social media

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Aldermen push for minority representation in O’Hare project

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Security breach affects employees, family members

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter

[Photo] Grant money could help Chicago go greener

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] College suspends admissions to journalism master’s program

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter

[Photo] Are we there yet?

By Lauren Carlton, Brand Manager

[Photo] You Want to put that WHERE?

By Kendrah Villiesse

[Photo] A different kind of daddy: Sugar relationships go beyond financial

By Mackenzie Crosson

Going organic in the bedroom

By Samantha Conrad

[Photo] Chicago Black Restaurant Week brings bucks to black businesses

By Mayan Darbyshire

[Photo] Study: Chicago South, West sides feel misrepresented in media

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] Dolls like me: Creating dolls that break the mold

By Ariana Portalatin

[Photo] Textbooks don’t have to break the bank

By Kendrah Villiesse, Online Content Producer

[Photo] It’s time to talk—not argue—about climate change

By Tessa Brubaker

[Photo] Textalyzer sends distracted driving message to motorists

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] More than a color: How fashion plays a role in political movements

By Kendrah Villiesse

[Photo] Mayors double down on Paris climate agreement

By Eric Bradach

[Photo] Net neutrality repeal will stifle online activism

By Editorial Board

[Photo] Ex-DNAinfo reporters discuss closure, future

By Jackie Murray

[Photo] New report sheds light on CPS students’ education

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Columbia students express culture through traditions

By Olivia Deloian

[Photo] A Holiday Dilemma: When going home for Thanksgiving means entering a world of pain

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] Representation voted in after transgender woman’s election

By Alex Swan

[Photo] P-Fac fears losing jobs over new qualification

By Connor Carynski, Campus Editor

[Photo] Study: Majority of Chicago guns trafficked from out of state

By Jackie Murray

[Photo] Offensive costumes: all tricks, no treats

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter

[Photo] Study: Climate change endangers Midwest infrastructure

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] A comedian, a politician, a millennial walk into a bar

By Miranda Manier

[Photo] Equifax breach is a wake-up call for students

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Annual security survey: more reports or more crime?

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter

[Photo] Initiative works to eliminate HIV in most-affected group

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] Home rehab project could bring hope to Chicago neighborhoods

By Savannah Eadens

[Photo] City Hall cracks down on cell phone black market

By Blaise Mesa

[Photo] Students vulnerable to eating disorders

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter

[Photo] May contain: peanuts, milk, gluten: Restaurants, customers urge for education, dialogue on food allergies

By Eric Bradach and Lauren Carlton

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