Column: Yes, I’m crying while writing this Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist December 17, 2021 argentinagoodbye columngraduationinternational studentjournalismphotojournalismreporting
Southeast Siders arrested while protesting for clean air: ‘We have nothing to lose anymore’ Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist December 14, 2021 allison arwadychicago department of public healthgeneral irongeneral iron permitGeorge Washington high schoollincoln parkmayor lori lightfootprotestsoutheast side
Review: 10 restaurants near campus where you can eat vegan for less than $10 Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist December 9, 2021 cafecitocolumbia campusdining halleating on campuslunchthai spoon and sushiveganVegan food
[Photo] Year in Review: The Chronicle looks back at 2021 Camryn Cutinello and Noah Jennings December 7, 2021
[Photo] Ice skating season returns to Chicago as the city glides into winter Kristen Gesicki and Abra Richardson November 30, 2021
‘It’s an insult and an outrage’: Chicago takes action in response to Kyle Rittenhouse verdict Valentina Pucarelli and Olivia Cohen November 20, 2021 black lives matterJacob BlakeKyle Rittenhousenot guiltyprotestsecond amendmenttrialverdict
Columbia’s Indian community brings Diwali celebration back on campus Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist November 18, 2021 diversityDiwalifestival of lightsindiainternational affairsInternational Student & Scholar Servicesinternational students
Columbia adjunct’s portrait of life with mental illness wins Chicago International Film Festival award Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist November 9, 2021 any given dayawardchicago international film festivalcolumbia filmctvadocumentaryfilm festivalmargaret byrne
[Photo] It’s gory, it’s scary, it’s drag, baby! Columbia hosts its fifth annual Drag Show during Wicked Week Kristen Gesicki and Samaher AbuRabah November 3, 2021
Día de los Muertos 2021: Honoring those who have died from COVID-19 Irvin Ibarra and Valentina Pucarelli November 3, 2021 bread of the deadday of the deadDay of the Dead Xicagodia de los muertosmarigoldsnational museum of mexican artofrendaorange cempasuchilespan de muertopilsen
[Photo] Fans crowd Michigan Avenue, Pritzker Pavilion celebrating the Chicago Sky’s WNBA championship Olivia Cohen and Abra Richardson October 20, 2021
[Photo] Runners return, race through the city in the 2021 Chicago Marathon Bianca Kreusel, Photojournalist October 13, 2021
New Texas abortion law spurs action in Chicago and across the U.S. Valentina Pucarelli and Kristen Gesicki October 6, 2021 abortionabortion lawabortion rightschicago women's marchillinois abortionplanned parenthoodprotesttexaswomen's march
[Photo] Arlo Parks and MICHELLE bring a feeling of community to Lincoln Hall on their Chicago tour stop Anna Busalacchi, Managing Editor October 6, 2021
[Video] Climate activists demand action during protests in Millennium Park Bianca Kreusel, Photojournalist October 1, 2021 climate changeclimate strikeenbridge pipelinefridays for futureglobal warmingLine 3millennium park
[Video] The return of busking comes with more appreciation for street musicians Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist September 28, 2021 andrew davidbuskingchicago musicchicago music scenechicago traffic jamcovid-19michigan avenuemusic departmentoracle bluperformingstreet performers
[Photo] Mexican Independence Day 2021: Chicagoans celebrate across the city Irvin Ibarra, Staff Reporter September 23, 2021
South Loop blues club Buddy Guy’s Legends reopens its doors after 17 months Valentina Pucarelli and Abra Richardson September 22, 2021 buddy guybuddy guy'sbuddy guy's legendschicago barschicago mask mandatechicago reopeningreturn
[Photo] SGA’s new executive board strives to bring Columbia back together again Jordan Perkins, Staff Reporter September 20, 2021
Chicago Inspector General report questions ShotSpotter’s value; ACLU concerned Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist September 14, 2021 acluadam toledochicago office of inspector generalchicago police departmentlittle villagemacarthur justice centershotspotter
[Photo] Students come together for Convocation in Grant Park, first major in-person campus event in 18 months Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter September 7, 2021
[Photo] Approval of Enbridge Pipeline brings protestors to the Army Corps of Engineers' Chicago front door September 1, 2021
Quiet ShotSpotter contract renewal has organizers questioning and rallying against CPD Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist August 23, 2021 7th districtcontractcpdenglewoodrenewalsecurity camerasshotspotter
Opinion: The key to preventing a future pandemic is in changing the way we treat animals Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist August 20, 2021 covid-19dietimmune systemmeatnutrientspandemicveganvitaminwildlife trade marketzoonotic disease
Bon Pastries and Baked Goods: Building a business during a pandemic Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist August 12, 2021 baked goodsbon pastries and baked goodsfull-time studentlucsapastrysmall businessurban canopyvegan
Little Village community members demand a stop to surveillance of Black and Brown communities Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist August 4, 2021 adam toledochicago police departmentcpderase the gang databaselittle villagemacarthur justice centershotspotterunete la villita
[Photo] Chicago Humanities Festival celebrates community gardens on the South Side Anna Busalacchi, Managing Editor July 27, 2021
Fruits, veggies and opportunities: A guide to Chicago’s urban farms Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist July 23, 2021 back of the yardsbubble dynamicsChicagochicago botanic gardenchicago patchwork farmcommunity gardencsaenglewoodfarmfarm on ogdenfarmers marketfood desertfood inequityfood insecurityfood wastefresh producefruitgrowing homegrowing solutions farmguidenorth lawndaleprecious blood ministry of reconciliationsmooth and social roots cafesouth sidestar farm chicagothe plantthe urban canopytri-taylorurban farmvegetablewest sidewindy city harvest
Tattoo artists from around the world gather for Chicago’s largest tattoo convention Valentina Pucarelli, Zachary Clingenpeel, and Shane Verkest July 20, 2021 Chicago tattoo artistschicago tattooscolumbia alumDoctor Carl Blasphemytattoo conventiontattoosVillain Arts Tattoo Convention
Northalsted pedestrians weigh in on Pride month Zachary Clingenpeel and Valentina Pucarelli June 30, 2021 chicago pridechicago pride paradeNorthalstedperson on the streetpostponedpridevideo
‘The Color of Normal’: Art exhibition encourages reflection, hopes for post-pandemic future Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist June 28, 2021 art exhibitChicagoJuliet art housepaintingsPilsen alliancethe color of normal
Chicago celebrates Juneteenth as a federal holiday for the first time K’Von Jackson and Valentina Pucarelli June 22, 2021 back of the yardsblack lives matterChicagoEmancipation DayjuneteenthMarch For UsWe Do This Till We Free Us
Dance and discussion comes to Chicago parks Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist June 17, 2021 austin town hall parkchicago park districtcolumbia college dance centerdancedance centerdance departmentfilm screeningnetta yerushalmyparamodernities
Chicago youth protest police involvement in mental health crisis calls Amina Sergazina and Valentina Pucarelli June 16, 2021 19th district chicagobeverly neighborhoodchicago policechicago youthmental healthprotestsouth sidetreatment not traumayouth protest
[Photo] Former Columbia faculty member curates largest collection of Frida Kahlo’s work Anna Busalacchi, Managing Editor June 7, 2021
Fashion meets CTA: South Loop non-profit hosts fashion show on the Red Line Amaris Edwards and Valentina Pucarelli June 2, 2021 ctacta fashion showfashionfashion showmy block my hood my cityredlineredline fashion showsouth loop
Pomp and circumstances: Graduating seniors start ‘New Chapter’ with independent commencement Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist May 25, 2021 2021 commencement2021 graduationclass of 2021commenceanywayscommencementgraduationLoews Hotel
Photography MFA students create a collaborative book to replace Manifest exhibition Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist May 21, 2021 graduate studiesmanifestmfaphoto bookphotographyphotography departmentPhotography students
On-campus initiative helps students acquire clothing, health supplies Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist May 14, 2021 clothesclothingcolumbia caresdiversityfreegender identityhealth suppliesLGBTQ+student diversity and inclusionThe Rack
[Photo] Web series celebrates Manifest’s 20th anniversary, work by seniors and alumni Isaiah Colbert and Anna Busalacchi May 7, 2021
[Photo] ‘Voice to the more-than-human world’: Artists speak about the climate crisis Anna Busalacchi, Staff Reporter May 4, 2021
Little Village organizers call for justice for Adam Toledo and other victims of police shootings Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist April 21, 2021 adam toledojusticelittle villagelogan squarepolice shootingpolice violenceprotest
[Photo] BREAKING: Guilty Chauvin verdict brings relief, but with calls for more police accountability Zachary Clingenpeel, Photojournalist April 20, 2021
[Photo] Asian students speak out after recent uptick in crimes against AAPI community Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter April 16, 2021
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