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[Photo] New Digital Print Center accessible to entire Columbia community

By Myer Lee, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2020
Born Again Studios upscales vintage pieces with pearls and luxury monograms

Born Again Studios upscales vintage pieces with pearls and luxury monograms

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
September 2, 2020
Some South Loop residents have been putting up sticky note designs on their windows for community support and fun amid the stay-at-home mandate.

[Photo] South Loop window art creates smiles that stick

By Paige Barnes, News Editor
May 5, 2020
The Dwight Lofts dorm building, 642 S. Clark St., lies empty after students were forced to vacate in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

[Photo] After contradicting emails, Columbia clarifies policy on retrieving belongings from dorms

By Blaise Mesa, Executive Producer
April 23, 2020
Opinion: TikTok’s photography feed lacks originality, opportunity for aspiring artists

Opinion: TikTok’s photography feed lacks originality, opportunity for aspiring artists

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
April 12, 2020
International Women's Day concert GLRZ WKND featured a showcase of upcoming female talent in Chicago.

GRLZ WKND concert celebrates female empowerment at Avondale Music Hall

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
March 22, 2020
Chicago's typically busiest areas have gone silent as Chicagoans practice social distancing in an attempt to stop the rise in coronavirus cases.

[Photo] ‘This is the new normal’: Stay-at-home order given, officials urge people to stay calm

By Blaise Mesa, Executive Producer
March 20, 2020
Alexander Glantz, who goes by Alexander 23, opened for pop artist Chelsea Cutler at their sold-out show Tuesday, March 10.

[Photo] Review: Alexander 23 steals the show

By Kendall Polidori, Managing Editor
March 17, 2020
Harry Foster’s exhibit also featured work from grafitti artist Gollum and musical performances from artists such as WemmyMo and RayMundo Lakino.

Life viewed through windows at ‘Harry’s Gallery’

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
March 1, 2020

In the Booth: with alt-rock Columbia band SŌK

By Kendall Polidori, Steven Nunez, and Ignacio Calderon
February 24, 2020
Ra Gordon is developing his craft at Peter Cottontale's studio in Logan Square.

This 17-year-old producer is cooking hits for big Chicago names

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
February 11, 2020
Indigo Finamore and Manae Hammond, of Chicago-based power duo Oux, fell in love when they became bandmates.

[Photo] Close-knit queer DIY music scene serves as experimental space

By Kendall Polidori, Managing Editor
February 6, 2020
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[Photo] Dean candidates discuss their vision for the School of Fine and Performing Arts

By Kendall Polidori, Managing Editor
January 21, 2020
From 2 a.m. after-parties to 2 p.m. classes: Self-taught DJ creates own path in Chicago hip-hop

From 2 a.m. after-parties to 2 p.m. classes: Self-taught DJ creates own path in Chicago hip-hop

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
December 9, 2019
Founders of the Columbia Renegades Steppers Sean Studivant and Jade Rice

[Photo] 5, 6, 7, 8 ... Renegades step onto campus

November 29, 2019
Performers from "Eleanor’s Very Merry Christmas Wish - The Musical"—which was performed Friday, Nov. 22—encouraged the crowd to follow along at the 106th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Millennium Park, 201 E. Randolph St.

Chicago outdoes its-elf for the holidays

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
November 28, 2019
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[Photo] The 2020 race for president, as told by Columbia College students

By Alexandra Yetter and Knox Keranen
November 18, 2019
Born and raised in Houston, Maxo Kream began his rap career in 2010.

A conversation with Maxo Kream: a new album, his dad and believing in yourself

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
November 14, 2019
Danny Brown stepped on-stage in his signature street-hipster style, wearing a flannel shirt and color-blocked denim pants.

Danny Brown ‘knows what you’re sayin’ in sold-out Metro performance

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
November 12, 2019
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[Photo] Opinion: I’m not a ‘nontraditional’ student, I am authentic

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
November 10, 2019
Toro y Moi sang and alternated playing the guitar onstage during his performance.

Toro y Moi sold out Riviera Theatre

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
November 5, 2019
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[Photo] Editorial: You eat the donuts, you do the time

By Editorial Board
November 3, 2019
Young Thug's 'Justin Bieber Big' tour hits Credit Union 1 Arena

Young Thug’s ‘Justin Bieber Big’ tour hits Credit Union 1 Arena

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
October 29, 2019
Julia Arredonso hosts sessions to foresee peoples future using books.

[Photo] Glimpse into the future at Columbia’s Library

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
October 29, 2019
Tobi lou sold out all 24 tour dates, holding his final show in his hometown of Chicago.

Tobi lou wraps up sold-out tour with last stop in his hometown of Chicago

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
October 23, 2019
The Palmer House, 17 E. Monroe St., features a French-Empire style lobby with several unique and colorful ballrooms.

Doors open to architectural treasures

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
October 21, 2019
Tobi lou had the crowd jumping as he performed songs such as "Waterboy," "My Party," "Smiling at My Phone" and "Buff Baby."

Femdot. lit up Lincoln Hall, performing songs such as "94 Camry Music."

Tobi lou brought Chicago-based artist Rockie Fresh to the stage to perform their song "Deserve It."

Tobi lou sold out his final tour date in Chicago at Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. Lincoln Ave., Oct. 20.

Femdot., a 24-year-old rapper from Chicago, performed songs from his latest album "94 Camry Music."

Liltrxptendo kicked-off tobi lou's Chicago show, performing both old and new music.

Attendees wander through the tourist viewing area of the Rookery Building, 209 S. LaSalle St.

Over the weekend, tourists got to experience rooftop views for free during the Chicago Cultural Center's Open House Chicago.

The Chicago Cultural Center, 111 E. Wacker Drive, was completed in 1897 and was Chicago's first central public library.

An unconventional view of an elevator shaft in the Blue Cross Blue Shield building.

Attendees got an upscale look at Millennium Park and the Jay Pritzker Pavilion from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Tower, 300 E. Randolph St.

Charli XCX stopped in Chicago Saturday at the House of Blues for her international tour in support of her third studio album “Charli.”

Charli XCX sells out House of Blues

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
October 16, 2019
Charli XCX performed “White Mercedes,” “1999,” “Shake it” and more from her recent studio album “Charli.”

Charli XCX sold out the House of Blues Chicago Saturday and will continue her tour across North America and Europe.

Charli XCX also performed her popular songs “Boom Clap” (2014) and “Boys” (2017).

Fans screamed in anticipation for Charli XCX before she arrived onstage.

Dorian Electra performed songs from their album “Flamboyant” with dancers onstage.

Dorian Electra, singer-songwriter and performance artist, kicked off the show Saturday night.

Allie X performed her latest singles “Fresh Laundry” and “Bitch” from her album “CollXtion II.”

Allie X is a Canadian pop singer from Toronto with an edgy, electro-pop sound.

Charli’s album features a variety of artists, from Troye Sivan to Clairo to Lizzo and Yaeji.

Landon Cube's alternative performance of 'Orange' at Reggies Chicago

Landon Cube’s alternative performance of ‘Orange’ at Reggies Chicago

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
October 13, 2019
On Chicago's West Side, shareable e-scooters, or electric scooters, can be found lined up in neat rows near CTA stations.

[Photo] E-scooters have e-normous issues, Chicagoans say

By Knox Keranen, Staff Reporter
October 3, 2019
Columbia's Bookstore, 624 Michigan Ave., was underwent renovations summer 2019.

[Photo] Columbia bookstore turns a new page

By Paige Barnes, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2019
Participants in the Sept. 20 climate strike gather near Columbus Drive and Roosevelt Road before marching through the South Loop to Federal Plaza.

[Photo] ‘Just the beginning’: Youth strike for climate justice

By Alexandra Yetter, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2019
Pinegrove closed their show playing "Aphasia."

Pinegrove sells out Thalia Hall second night on tour in Chicago

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
September 19, 2019
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