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Jacqueline Luttrell, Former Photojournalist

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[Photo] Students bring the ‘HEAT’ with comedy musical

By Kendall Polidori, News Editor
Column: Adversity will come; what matters is how we bounce back

Column: Adversity will come; what matters is how we bounce back

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Column: A Chronicle photojournalist details her inner conflict between balancing her love of going out to take photos and staying safe, as someone in the "high-risk" demographic for the coronavirus.

Column: What is a picture worth? A photographer in the high-risk category weighs in

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
The hunt for the unicorn: a search for satisfaction

The hunt for the unicorn: a search for satisfaction

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
The caucus results were still delayed by the time Pete Butigieg stepped on stage to address his supporters on the campus of Drake University on Monday, Feb. 4, 2020, in Des Moines, Iowa.

[Photo] After caucus catastrophe, Buttigieg wins most Iowa delegates

By Alexandra Yetter, Editor-in-Chief
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[Photo] Democrats deliver last pitch to Iowans before first-in-nation caucus

By Alexandra Yetter, Mateusz Janik, Dyana Daniels, Dante Jones, and Isabella Eliopulos
With the panel comprised of four Columbia alumni, the Ad Club student organization hosted the panel Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the 1104 S. Wabash Ave. building.

[Photo] Ad Club’s creative panel gives a glimpse into life after college

By Dyana Daniels, Staff Reporter
Jacob Bell presented his film "The Right Thing" for the Friday, Dec. 13 Action Workshop Film Screening of five student-made action films at the 1104 S. Wabash Ave. building.

[Photo] Columbia student veteran premieres short action film

By Isaiah Colbert, Staff Reporter
Brandon Bradley, an animation major, prepares for his final project.

[Photo] Columbia students more likely to have final projects than exams

Albatoul Dhaher, an interior architecture major, prepares for her finals.

Burton Hood El carefully lines up Travis Wilson.

Cultures, hair and life experiences intertwine in this Uptown salon

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
The #8 and #9 beckons customers to enjoy.

Review: Expect the unique and the CBD-infused at Young American Bar

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Opinion: I’m not a ‘nontraditional’ student, I am authentic

Opinion: I’m not a ‘nontraditional’ student, I am authentic

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Laura Toffenetti, assistant director of the Rohingya Cultural Center, speaks to Columbia’s Muslim Student Association.

[Photo] Students to help Rohingya Cultural Center

By Dyana Daniels, Staff Reporter
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim tells students he hopes to improve student-college communication in a number of areas Tuesday, Nov. 5.

[Photo] President Kim addresses diversity and inclusion, access to campus resources

By Mari Devereaux, Staff Reporter
Life led Aria to Lips

Life led Aria to Lips

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Former First Lady Michelle Obama joined the former president, highlighting the need for community in a city like Chicago.

Former President Barack Obama hosted his annual Obama Summit Tuesday, promoting economic distribution throughout the city and revealing plans for his upcoming Obama Presidential Center.

[Photo] The Obamas come home to promote the Presidential Center

By Isaiah Colbert, Staff Reporter
Broadway and TV singer and actor Billy Porter joined the Obama Summit, greeting the crowd by blowing a kiss.

Special guest artists Mavis Staples and Jeff Tweedy pull in for an embrace.

"I wanted to create a homage to all the female singers that inspired me growing up," Reynolds said.

The disco ball chandeliers and dazzling lights adorn the inside of Lips Drag Queen Show Palace.

The Chicago show has several new skits, instruments and audience interactions, said Jeff Quay (pictured), full-time drummer and associate music director.

[Photo] Blue Man Group continues to ‘save the world’ after 28 years

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
Zap Props, 3611 S. Loomis Place, is located in an unsuspecting warehouse in Bridgeport. For photographers and filmmakers, its props are a priceless resource.

Chicago neighborhood ‘props’ up a hidden gem

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Chicago's multicultural markets offer a feeling of home for international students

Chicago’s multicultural markets offer a feeling of home for international students

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
Rachel Relman, 2016 comedy writing and performance alumna, wrote, directed and produced the independent TV pilot “Kings and Queens.”

[Photo] LGBTQ+ film festival ‘dazzling’ audiences

By Mari Devereaux, Staff Reporter
Philadephia-born rapper Meek Mill performs Sept. 5 at the NFL Kickoff Experience in Grant Park.

[Photo] Chicago ‘bears down’ for 100th season, despite losing to Packers

By Katherine Savage, News Editor
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