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Garry McCarthy, former Chicago Police Department superintendent, said he thinks noncompliance with law enforcement is being encouraged and legitimized at a Sept. 19 City Club of Chicago panel.

[Photo] McCarthy: ‘Noncompliance is becoming legitimized’

By Metro Reporter
The “Creative Properties: Columbia’s South Loop Sidewalk Campus Since 1977” exhibit, located on the second floor of the library, located at 624 S. Michigan Ave., gives Columbia a glimpse of how it became part of the South Loop through historical and current photos of the buildings.

[Photo] College’s South Loop history unfolds with exhibit

By Campus Reporter
Joy Thornton, an access services assistant at the library, said the library staff wanted to make it easier on students at the end of the semester by allowing them to donate canned goods from their cupboards to waive their library fines.

[Photo] Library accepts donations to waive fines

By Campus Reporter
The Marina City towers were designed by Chicago architect Bertrand Goldberg to entice people to live downtown.

[Photo] Marina City Corncobs nearly a landmark

By metro reporter
The Oct. 28 Halloween edition of Big Mouth at the 1104 S. Wabash Ave. Building featured comedy, poetry, rap and music, including a song performed by freshman music major Ayana Lawson.

[Photo] Second Big Mouth a wicked performance for Halloween

By Campus Reporter
Jeff Garlin: ‘You can be as stupid as you want—you’re students!’

[Photo] Jeff Garlin: ‘You can be as stupid as you want—you’re students!’

By Campus Editor
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim said he encourages students to bring forward their voices in the MAP grant issue to capture the legislature’s attention.

[Photo] More than 1,000 students waiting for MAP grant funding

By Campus Reporter
At the social, students will be able to network with fitness professionals, said Stephanie Burda, senior television major.

[Photo] Networking out: Fitness Center to host wellness social

By Campus Reporter
Jolietta Holliman, community coordinator at Connect to Protect, an adolescent AIDS program, addresses AFC demonstrators. 

[Photo] AIDS foundation members rally for revised state budget

Cynthia Grunden, assistant vice president of Student Financial Services, joined the college on Feb. 2, 2015.

[Photo] AVP of Student Financial Services talks financial aid, payment plans

By Editor-in-Chief
Big Chicago

[Photo] One student, big city: First-semester program to engage students with college, Chicago

By Managing Editor
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim was appointed to his role as Columbia’s 10th president on Feb. 26, 2013.

[Photo] Kim advises incoming students on first-year success

By Editor-in-Chief
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim is approaching the end of his second year in his role. Kim has been criticized for not meeting with student protesters during a May 1 protest led by SaveColumbia, a coalition of campus community members that aims to combat tuition increases and large class sizes.

[Photo] Kim: We need to communicate better

By Editor-in-Chief
Animation writer Kirker Butler answered questions from sophomore cinema art + science major Katie Daniel.

Comedy writer shares industry secrets during box lunch lecture

By Senior Photo Editor
SFS aims to educate students on finances

[Photo] SFS aims to educate students on finances

By Campus Reporter
March Madness

[Photo] Fans use formulas, bracketology

By Sports & Health Reporter
Shakshuka

[Photo] Recipe: Shakshuka

By Sports & Health Reporter
Ronald Sodini, the new associate vice president of Security, assumed his new role on Jan. 12 and plans to create an office that is more accessible to students and to develop policies that reflect the concerns of those on campus.

[Photo] New associate vice president of Security brings policing experiences to campus

By Campus Editor
President Kwang-Wu Kim spoke with students about success after graduation on Oct. 16 at a forum hosted by the Student Government Association. 

[Photo] Kim addresses student success

By Associate Editor
Beef enchiladas topped with sour cream.

[Photo] Recipe: Beef enchiladas

By Copy Editor
Formed in 2013, The Wild Familywas nominated for Deli Magazine’s Best Chicago Emerging Artist. Members (left to right) Kevin Koreman, Zack Schweitzer, Jake Schweitzer and Graham Young bring their own personal brand of contemporary indie folk to Columbia. 

[Photo] Where the Wild Families are

By Managing Editor
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