This online gallery promotes activism through student-made illustrations (Story)

Everything you need to know about the Electoral College in 2020 (Story)

Administrators address faculty worries on campus reopening (Story)

Kanye West in the White House is likely a ‘long shot,’ experts say (Story)

The youth vote faces ‘enormous’ challenges in 2020. Columbia is helping to save it. (Story)

Theatre Department’s ‘elephant in the room’ sparks discussion on safe spaces and cancel culture (Story)

Editor’s Note: So long, guys (Story)

Editor’s Note: This is our first draft of history. Let it have a good ending (Story)

Most Columbia students to receive grants, but CARES Act won’t entirely offset college losses (Story)

Columbia ‘anxious,’ while optimistic for Fall 2020 enrollment despite predictions of national decline (Story)

Three coronavirus updates you need to know about Columbia (Story)

Sanders drops out of presidential race; Biden the presumed Democratic nominee (Story)

BREAKING: 2020 graduates will have to wait a year for live commencement (Story)

Breaking: Two individuals on campus test positive for coronavirus, at least one visited computer lab (Story)

Editor’s Note: The Chronicle will not stop reporting, no matter the ups and downs (Story)

Students in uproar after graduation ceremony canceled: ‘Canceling commencement is letting this pandemic defeat us’ (Story)

‘I don’t feel like I have a home anymore’: Students scramble after dorms closed (Story)

BREAKING: Campus buildings, dorms to close; Columbia community member diagnosed with coronavirus (Story)

Joe Biden wins Illinois primary; some Illinoisans go to polls despite coronavirus fears (Story)

BREAKING: Individual at Columbia was possibly exposed to someone diagnosed with coronavirus (Story)

‘Oops’: 14 adjuncts were overpaid by the college. Now, they have to pay it back (Story)

From campus to the city: College students can make or break food waste epidemic (Story)

Editor’s Note: It’s time to get over fake news phobia (Story)

Bernie Sanders to young voters: ‘Stop complaining and get involved in the political process’ (Story)

Biden wins big on Super Tuesday, black Dems change the primary trajectory (Story)

Editor’s Note: Columbia students: Don’t sit by when the college is deciding our future (Story)

Tax forms: College sees declining revenue; president and CEO receives 40% total compensation bump (Story)

Editor’s Note: Why I am not voting, but you should be (Story)

Editor’s Note: The college must do more to combat coronavirus discrimination (Story)

Editor’s Note: Make sex fun again (Story)

A guide to sex for environmental nuts (pun intended) (Story)

After caucus catastrophe, Buttigieg wins most Iowa delegates (Story/Media)

Democrats deliver last pitch to Iowans before first-in-nation caucus (Story/Media)

Editor’s Note: Where is #MeToo now? Not where it should be (Story)

Pushing forward: Campus leaders reflect on college’s strengths, missteps and the future (Story)

Editor’s Note: Don’t leave us out when you envision Columbia’s future (Story)

Chronicle announces Spring 2020 editorial team, aims to innovate college journalism (Story)

Standing United slate maintains hold of CFAC leadership positions (Story)

The Chronicle’s Decade in Review (Story)

Part three: CFAC candidates address concerns, issues (Story)

Part two: CFAC candidates on the future of the union (Story)

Editor’s Note: This holiday season, stop shaming non-meat eaters (Story)

Reform CFAC slate addresses concerns from union members: dues, officer compensation, transparency (Story)

Part One: CFAC candidates on teaching at Columbia (Story)

The best responses in an otherwise tame Democratic presidential debate (Story)

The 2020 race for president, as told by Columbia College students (Story)

Opinion: Northwestern editorial shows media illiteracy, not media incompetency (Story)

Students start grassroots effort to provide a student newspaper to UIC (Story)

Editor’s Note: Political discourse should be a quiet revolution, not an angry chant (Story)

Suzanne Blum Malley departs college after 25 years, but feels Columbia is in ‘excellent hands’ (Story)

Jeff Sessions’ visit to Northwestern sparks protests, political clash on campus (Story)

Chicago wants to ‘dump Trump’ (Story)

Editor’s Note: Liar, liar, Facebook is on fire (Story)

Opinion: Clean energy should be Pritzker’s No. 1 priority (Story)

The top three talked-about debate topics: Trump, Trump and Trump (Story)

Editor’s Note: Global Education Office issues bad for business (Story)

Department of Labor to oversee CFAC elections after investigation into complaints (Story)

The impeachment inquiry process, explained (Story)

The Chronicle takes you behind its story of ‘Confusion surrounds composting initiatives.’ (Story/Media)

Editor’s Note: Do not let political apathy get in the way of a historic moment (Story)

Bernie Sanders in support of CTU: ‘I am demanding a change in national priorities.’ (Story)

Behind the sign: One protestor’s ICE story (Story)

Professors face racism, sexism in student evaluations (Story)

‘Just the beginning’: Youth strike for climate justice (Story)

College prevails in Title IX court decision (Story)

Editor’s Note: News organizations must use inclusive, accurate language (Story)

Cringe and clap moments from the September debate (Story)

Ten not so crazy climate crisis solutions from 2020 presidential contenders (Story)

Professors will register students to vote in class (Story)

Feel like you missed something this summer? The Chronicle has got you covered. (Story)

Illinois tackles global climate crisis with Clean Energy Jobs Act (Story)

Roadmap to 2020: a voting guide (Story)

Editor’s Note: The Chronicle isn’t perfect. But we’re working on it. (Story)

20 ways for you to be eco-friendly as a Columbia student (Story)

Asian film festival pop-up crosses cultures and local neighborhoods (Story)

CFAC votes to affiliate with Illinois Federation of Teachers (Story)

Columbia cinema program listed in the top 25 in the nation by Hollywood Reporter (Story)

Student apologizes for racist message after Twitter backlash and response from college (Story)

Provost Marcella David ‘saying all the right things’ in first collegewide address (Story)

College ends decade of new student decline with most diverse freshman class in Columbia’s history expected for Fall 2019 (Story)

Attention back-to-school shoppers: Columbia bookstore will now be run by Barnes and Noble College (Story)

Senior Photo Editor Mike Rundle breaks down photographing protests and rallies (Story/Media)

4 losers and 1 winner from night two of the Democratic debates (Story)

Three things Democrats disagreed on during round two of the debates (Story)

462 days before the 2020 election, young people are already fired up (Story)

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: ‘Trump’s claims of total exoneration are wrong’ (Story)

Staff transition at Center for Black Music Research a ‘slap in the face’ | For the Record Ep. 1 (Media)

Activists protest Customs and Border Protection symposium, demand immigrant rights (Media)

Title IX policies have ‘anti-male bias’ and treat students accused of sexual assault unfairly, lawsuit alleges (Story)

Four police officers fired for their part in Laquan McDonald shooting, cover-up (Story)

R. Kelly held without bail (Story)

John Hickenlooper on climate, the Senate and education (Story)

Pete Buttigieg addresses building trust with black voters on campaign trail (Story)

New theatre chair sets the stage for social change (Story)

‘A president can do it all by herself’: Warren talks big structural changes (Story)

Joe Biden defends his civil rights record (Story)

Three ‘food fight’ moments during night two of the Democratic primary debates (Story)

Five key moments from night one of the Democratic primary debates (Story)

Columbia filmmakers create a short film to bring awareness to kidnapping (Story)

2020 presidential candidates cheat sheet (Story)

CFAC members see balance in new contract, staff feels left out (Story)

Green Line train derails in Bronzeville (Story)

Faculty, staff expect new provost to put emphasis on communication and trust (Story)

President Kim on weirdos, transparency and the future (Story)

Pulling back the curtain on race, diversity and curriculum in college theatre (Story)

Presidential candidate Gov. Jay Inslee joins McDonald’s workers strike (Story)

The Chronicle’s 2018–2019 Year in Review (Story)

USofCC escorted out of 600 Building after trying to meet with Kim (Story)

‘Herstory’ is made: Lori Lightfoot sworn in as mayor of Chicago (Story)

Writing intensive credit no longer required to graduate (Story)

Alumni visitation policy change ‘giant middle finger’ to graduating students (Story)

Theatre Department Interim Chair departs from college (Story)

Columbia mutes R. Kelly (Story/Media)

Crime advisories not effective, students say (Story)

Casting controversy sparks discourse on representation (Story)

Union members, leadership eager to focus on students following contract agreement (Story)

College holds events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month despite low student interest (Story)

Some union members feel ‘in the dark,’ others feel administration lacks respect for CFAC (Story)

Democratic Socialist aldermen-elect to shake up City Council (Story)

Intellectual property policy proposal may give college license to use student work (Story)

Intellectual property policy proposal may give college license to use student work (Story)

College finds footing in enrollment decline (Story)

Chicago ‘to bring in the light’ (Story)

Chicago elects Lori Lightfoot to be first black female mayor (Story)

SATIRE: U.S. Senate empty as senators run for president (Story)

Lori Lightfoot to build a Chicago where young people thrive (Story)

Kim on diversity: ‘What we’re doing here is probably impossible at other institutions’ (Story)

Professor quietly removed after allegedly showing student a pornographic video (Story)

Illinois Supreme Court denies new sentencing for Jason Van Dyke (Story)

Medicare for All brought into mainstream (Story)

Leading Ladies of SGA (Story)

New Civic Media program training graduate students for ‘jobs of the future’ (Story)

Police: Student made up attack (Story)

Unpacking New York Times reporter’s year of traveling (Story)

Bernie Sanders: ‘We are gathered here tonight to complete the political revolution we started three years ago.’ (Story)

Toni Preckwinkle, Lori Lightfoot headed for mayoral runoff election (Story)

Race to Replace: 14 candidates vying for mayor’s seat (Story)

Columbia filmmakers raise $1,000 in 10 days for web series (Story)

Illinois legislator pushes for rape kit electronic tracking system to end backlog (Story)

Cook County prosecutors charge R. Kelly with 10 counts of sexual abuse (Story)

OPINION: America doesn’t need that $1,000 (Story)

Students tackle anti-blackness in Asian-American culture (Story)

‘The Talk’: Oh the places you’ll go (Story)

OPINION: Fewer aldermen means lack of representation (Story)

Tarot next trend in self-love culture (Story)

‘We’re here when they’re making history’: Paris J-Term students encounter Yellow Vest riots (Story)

Rising tuition costs not unique to Columbia (Story)

Bystanders must derail sexual harassment on CTA (Story)

Minimal parental leave policies lead faculty to drastic measures (Story)

Chicago, environmental activists not McLovin’ McDonald’s eco practices (Story)

Alumna explores belonging, ‘otherness’ through poetry (Story)

Former President Barack Obama: ‘If you don’t like what’s going on, don’t hashtag—vote.’ (Story)

Chicago Teachers Union helps start possible first US charter school strike (Story)

Attorney General Jeff Sessions: Chicago’s consent decree is ‘colossal mistake’ (Story)

High school consent culture evolves in #MeToo era (Story)

Survey shows Columbia full-time faculty dissatisfied with college penny pinching (Story)

Columbia creates video to focus on children (Story)

‘Cloud of uncertainty’ looms over Faculty Senate meeting (Story)

OPINION: Peeping Mark wants Facebook to take over your home (Story)

Riverwalk marketplace to spotlight local businesses (Story)

Latino Fashion Week takes social activism to Chicago runway (Story)

Chicago to take center stage in 2019 (Story)

Mayor Rahm Emanuel stands with Planned Parenthood against proposed Title X gag order (Story)

College campuses: Green, clean, money-saving machines (Story)

Zack Baumgartner overcomes fear through music (Story)

Faculty Senate concerned about suspended programs, marketing campaign (Story)

Jazz popularity crescendoes with young audiences (Story)

Columbia alumna aims to become ward’s first female alderman (Story)

SGA gets creative to increase student involvement (Story)