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Who says we have to say goodbye?

Who says we have to say goodbye?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
May 7, 2018
#SaveStudentNewsrooms—The Chronicle needs saving too

#SaveStudentNewsrooms—The Chronicle needs saving too

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
April 29, 2018
Students are challenging the status quo, creating change

Students are challenging the status quo, creating change

By Zoe Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
April 23, 2018
What’s a provost and why should you care ours is leaving?

What’s a provost and why should you care ours is leaving?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
April 16, 2018
Columbia has responsibility for UC complaints

Columbia has responsibility for UC complaints

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
April 9, 2018
How can we turn a slower decline into no decline?

How can we turn a slower decline into no decline?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
April 2, 2018
The rules have to change with the times

The rules have to change with the times

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
March 26, 2018
Supportive schools will be on the right side of history

Supportive schools will be on the right side of history

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
March 5, 2018
Awards aren’t everything, but they sure feel good

Awards aren’t everything, but they sure feel good

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
February 26, 2018
The Chronicle took home 20 awards including best non-daily in the state at the 2017 Illinois College Press Association awards.

The Chronicle is still No. 1 in Illinois

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
February 23, 2018
Columbia buildings could use some consistent security

Columbia buildings could use some consistent security

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
February 19, 2018
Who says we have to say goodbye?

How much snow would it take for Columbia to cancel class?

By Zoë Eitel
February 12, 2018
Chicago is more than murder and mayhem

Chicago is more than murder and mayhem

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
February 5, 2018
Did you know The Chronicle’s staff are all students?

Did you know The Chronicle’s staff are all students?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
January 29, 2018
When does an apology deserve forgiveness?

When does an apology deserve forgiveness?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
January 21, 2018
Musical Chairs: SMA Dean takes over Audio Arts leadership

Musical Chairs: SMA Dean takes over Audio Arts leadership

By Zoe Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
January 19, 2018
That’s all for now, so let’s take a look back

That’s all for now, so let’s take a look back

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
December 11, 2017
Do students know what they’re picketing for?

Do students know what they’re picketing for?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
December 4, 2017
Is a P-Fac strike really the right move?

Is a P-Fac strike really the right move?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
November 27, 2017
That’s all for now, so let’s take a look back

Student center started despite pressing problems

By Zoë Eitel
November 20, 2017
Students need to be educated on state of Hollywood

Students need to be educated on state of Hollywood

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
November 13, 2017
Some alternatives to raising tuition each and every year

Some alternatives to raising tuition each and every year

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
November 6, 2017
DNAinfo dissolved unexpectedly

DNAinfo dissolved unexpectedly

By Zoë Eitel
November 2, 2017
The Chronicle wins prestigious awards

The Chronicle wins prestigious awards

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2017
College’s commitment to diversity doesn’t hold water

College’s commitment to diversity doesn’t hold water

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 30, 2017
A look into The Chronicle’s process

A look into The Chronicle’s process

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 23, 2017
800 more students jumped ship; who can blame them?

800 more students jumped ship; who can blame them?

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 16, 2017
College report needs too long, didn’t read section

College report needs too long, didn’t read section

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 9, 2017
HB40 action does not let Rauner off the hook

HB40 action does not let Rauner off the hook

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 2, 2017
Columbia alums: ‘Oh, the places you’ll go’

Columbia alums: ‘Oh, the places you’ll go’

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
September 25, 2017
Recent actions prove Columbia really cares

Recent actions prove Columbia really cares

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
September 18, 2017
Student workers are not pennies to be pinched

Student workers are not pennies to be pinched

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
September 11, 2017
Ignoring a shooting doesn’t mean it didn’t happen

Ignoring a shooting doesn’t mean it didn’t happen

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
September 5, 2017
(From left) Ad & Business Manager Charlie Connelly, Editor-in-Chief Zoë Eitel, Art Director Zoë Haworth, Managing Editor Ariana Portalatin, Digital Content Manager Brooke Pawling Stennett and Managing Editor Eric Bradach will serve as the management team for The Chronicle for the 2017–2018 academic year.

Chronicle management unveiled for 2017–2018

By Zoë Eitel, Managing Editor
May 24, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

That’s really a wrap this time

By Zoë Eitel
May 8, 2017
Peter Sagal, host of NPR's "Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!" radio show, led an April 28 conversation at Columbia on satire in today's political climate with The Onion's Chad Nackers, head writer, and Ben Berkley, executive editor.

Satirists fight fake news, give people something to laugh at

By Zoë Eitel, Managing Editor
May 2, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

Trump: Jobs are hard

By Zoë Eitel
May 1, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

Let’s talk about Harry Styles

By Zoë Eitel
April 10, 2017
ABC wants its own One Direction

ABC wants its own One Direction

By Zoë Eitel
April 3, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

Let ‘Big Bang Theory’ finally fizzle

By Zoë Eitel
March 27, 2017
Not quite history: films that take on real tragedies

Not quite history: films that take on real tragedies

By Zoë Eitel
March 27, 2017
Faster, more furious, less substance

Faster, more furious, less substance

By Zoë Eitel
March 13, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

Surprise! LGBT people exist!

By Zoë Eitel
March 6, 2017
FOX makes mistakes, recognizes its faults

FOX makes mistakes, recognizes its faults

By Zoë Eitel
February 27, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

‘See you in court,’ Hollywood

By Zoë Eitel
February 13, 2017
Toying with the family business

Toying with the family business

By Zoë Eitel
February 13, 2017
Maybe he’s born with it: ‘boy beauty’ cannot be concealed

Maybe he’s born with it: ‘boy beauty’ cannot be concealed

By Zoë Eitel
February 6, 2017
That's really a wrap this time

‘Riverdale’ embraces its influences while creating something new

By Zoë Eitel
February 6, 2017
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift ‘NOW’

By Zoë Eitel
December 5, 2016
DirecTV says it wants Taylor Swift 'NOW'

Popular Viners move beyond 6 seconds

By Zoë Eitel
September 26, 2016
Under the Gun actors held back laughs while sharing personal stories with the audience. Left to right: Nick Bernardi, Erin Diehl and Sam Howard.

Professional party games amuse in Wrigleyville

By Zoe Eitel, Arts & Culture Reporter
September 8, 2015
More than 10,000 audience members enjoyed the Internet Cat Video Festival’s reel at the 2013 Minnesota State Fair.

Internet Cat Video Festival will land on its feet in Chicago

By Zoe Eitel, Arts & Culture Reporter
September 8, 2015
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