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Jared Callaway

Jared Callaway, Former Photojournalist

jcallaway@columbiachronicle.com

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Aleida Zapata, one of the gallery's student artists, shows her work in the Hokin Gallery located at 623 S. Wabash Ave., on Wednesday, April 12, 2023. She uses 3D software for her work,"AI Babes (in ur area)" shown on the right.

[Photo] ‘Queer Futurities’ exhibition explores transgender and gender nonconforming bodies through a futuristic lens

By Amaris Edwards, Staff Reporter
Mayoral candidate Paul Vallas addresses his supporters during his concession speech, acknowledging Brandon Johnson as the next mayor of Chicago at the Hyatt Regency Chicago located at 151 E. Wacker Dr. on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. Vallas said it is critically important to use this opportunity to come together.

[Photo] Brandon Johnson elected next mayor of Chicago

By Leah Love and Abra Richardson
An honorary sign, named Frankie Knuckles Way, is nearby The Warehouse on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023, at 206 S. Jefferson St. It was named after the DJ who pioneered house music at The Warehouse.

[Photo] House music’s birthplace in Chicago’s West Loop at risk of demolition

By Ruth Johnson, Managing Editor & Designer
Smiling for a selfie, two people pose, using the brightly green dyed river and Chicago Riverwalk skyline as their backdrop. The river was dyed at 10 a.m. by the Chicago Plumbers Local Union 130.

[Photo] St. Patrick’s Day festivities turn Chicago green

By Bianca Kreusel, Co-Director of Photography
Chuy Garcia, mayoral candidate, takes in the crowd of supporters that came to his election night party at Apollo’s 2000 located at 2875 W. Cermak Rd. on Feb 28. Garcia's speech touches upon continuing to support the working people of Chicago.

[Photo] Voters experience pre-runoff jitters, calling for unity with concerns around crime, transportation 

By Michelle Meyer, Staff Reporter
Raising Cane's new location sits at the corner of Michigan Ave. and Madison St. across from Millennium Park, not far from the Columbia campus.

[Photo] Raising Cane’s brings chicken fingers to South Loop

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
"Seems 2 Be" is a soulful recent release by senior music major Anessa Rivera.

"SEEMS 2 BE" is a soulful recent release by senior music major Anessa Rivera.

[Photo] Five songs made by Columbia creativity to blast at the holiday party

By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
The Office of Equity Issues' Director and Title IX Coordinator Neil Callicoat is in Room 315 at 623 S. Wabash Ave.

[Photo] College hires new full-time Title IX investigator, envisions partnerships with Title IX experts

By Anna Busalacchi, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Seagulls settle in along with the fog, rather than attempt to navigate it early Monday morning.

This week’s weather in photos

By Addison Annis, Jared Callaway, and Sam Tucker
Duckworth begins to answer questions from reporters on her victory after being elected to serve a second term in the U.S. Senate.

[Photo] Sen. Tammy Duckworth wins reelection to U.S. Senate

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
Fans shout along with every word to the hit song “Say Amen (Saturday Night)” as Panic! At The Disco emerges from a haze of fog, performing their first song of the night.

Panic! At The Disco gives fans a ‘House of Memories’ at the United Center

By Jared Callaway, Photojournalist
Moriondo sings the second track of the night called “Knockout” to fans shouting along with the lyrics. Moriondo is touring in support of their album “SUCKERPUNCH.”

Chloe Moriondo proves their ‘popstar’ status at Chicago’s House of Blues

By Jared Callaway, Photojournalist
Mother Mother performs hit songs from their discography, including “Hayloft,” “Burning Pile” and “Arms Tonite.”

Concertgoers become ‘Sick of the Silence’ after seeing Mother Mother perform at Radius

By Jared Callaway, Photojournalist
The sound of celebrations fill the air as mariachi music is performed in the center of Michigan Avenue.

[Photo] ‘Viva México!’: Streets of Chicago fill for three days of celebration

By Elizabeth Rymut, Staff Reporter
Photographer Gene Ambo recently released his book "Heavy Metro: Access All Eras," which highlights many of his favorite bands that have played at the classic Chicago venue.

[Photo] Concert photographer Gene Ambo talks new book, industry advice and Metro Chicago’s history

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
The variety of supplies and work space in the Open Studio in Room 809 of 623 S. Wabash Ave. overlook the heart of the city.

[Photo] The 411 on 623: From tech to tools, one Columbia building has it all

By Leah Love, Staff Reporter
New and returning students alike converge in Grant Park to learn about new student organizations and listen to live music.

[Photo] ‘Nobody comes to this college because they just want to fit in’: Columbia kicks off new year at Convocation

By Kamy Smelser, News Editor
Indie band flipturn stands for a portrait with the Chronicle at Lollapalooza.

[Photo] Indie rock band flipturn talks debut album, future Chicago shows following Lollapalooza performance

By Abra Richardson, Staff Reporter
ROSIE sings on the BMI Stage at Lollapalooza.

[Photo] Rising star ROSIE talks honesty in songwriting and what her music brings to the table

By Abra Richardson, Staff Reporter
Fans from near and far, raise their arms and rock out to Green Day.

[Photo] Blogapalooza Day 4: Lollapalooza closes out the festival with a mix of nostalgia and new as Green Day returns and J-Hope makes history

By Abra Richardson, Staff Reporter
J. Cole headlines the T-Mobile Stage and performs his hip-hop set to a huge crowd.

[Photo] Blogapalooza Day 3: Lollapalooza’s Saturday lineup continues the party as crowds get bigger; J.Cole, WILLOW and Kygo headline

By Abra Richardson, Staff Reporter
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