Kayla Macedo – The Columbia Chronicle

Kayla Macedo, Former Lead Graphic Designer

All content by Kayla Macedo

[Photo] Column: The best stories happen unexpectedly, and the Chronicle is one of those stories in my book

By Anna Busalacchi, Co-Editor-in-Chief

[Photo] Review: ‘Bat Boy: The Musical’ makes for an absurd, but hilarious performance

By Avery Timmons, Copy Editor

[Photo] Bleached eyebrows and baby tees: Columbia students circle back to fashion trends of the past

By Kamy Smelser, News Editor

[Photo] Columbia alum supports next generation of artists through South Loop nonprofit

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Opinion: United Nations allows fossil fuel immoralists to desecrate our climate

By Elizabeth Rymut, Staff Reporter

[Photo] SGA’s executive board aims to bring Columbia community together through diversity, advocacy

By Irvin Ibarra, Staff Reporter

[Photo] What students are saying about voting and the midterm election

By Elizabeth Rymut and Robin Sluzas

[Photo] Making sense of Cook County’s judicial elections

By Leah Love, Staff Reporter

Spooky Procrastination

By Kayla Macedo, Lead Graphic Designer

[Photo] College to update Campus Violence Prevention Plan for the first time in 7 years, open for feedback

By Kamy Smelser, News Editor

[Photo] An ‘empathetic heartbeat’: Two biographies by Columbia authors showcase the collaborative process in telling others’ life stories

By Laura Hawbaker, Staff Reporter

[Photo] Fannie May chocolate company and alum Katelyn McManis partner together for the new ‘Chicago Line’

By Amaris Edwards, Staff Reporter

[Photo] Braids and bucks: Balancing the price of Black hair care and DIY alternatives

By Leah Love, Staff Reporter

[Photo] Columbia takes action to improve student retention

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter

[Photo] Another semester, another public health threat: What to know about monkeypox and returning to campus

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Amid new abortion landscape, Columbia maintains policy of referrals for services

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Grateful Dead bassist and son among musicians set to perform at first Sacred Rose festival

By Olivia Cohen and Abra Richardson

[Photo] Faculty leaders thankful for pay raises, but question college’s delivery

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Hank DeZutter, former Columbia instructor and Chicago journalism maverick, dies at 80

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] From Squishmallows to fundraising: Support for Highland Park community continues in creative ways

By Abra Richardson and Kamy Smelser

[Photo] Pre- and post-Roe: Uncovering Columbia’s curricular takes on abortion, from past to present

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

The American Dream

By Kayla Macedo, Lead Graphic Designer

[Photo] Recent SCOTUS abortion ruling clashes with Judaism, rabbi says

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

A New School Year

By Kayla Macedo, Lead Graphic Designer

Decompress

By Kayla Macedo, Lead Graphic Designer

[Photo] Feds roll out third round of COVID-19 tests; Columbia backs both at-home and on-campus testing

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Chicago hip-hop pioneer honored at first in-person ManiFresh event after death

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor

[Photo] Longtime faculty members say farewell to the college as they begin a new chapter

By Gabby Bach, Copy Editor

[Photo] Showstopping Columbia play ‘Blood at the Root’ to take center stage at South Side theatre

By Olivia Cohen, News Editor

[Photo] ‘The world’s issue with you is not your issue’: Meditation and grounding tips for the neurodivergent community

By Rachel Patel, Staff Reporter

[Photo] College acknowledges working group efforts, but children on campus policy remains unchanged

By Anna Busalacchi, Managing Editor

[Photo] Behind the curtain: Three women who shaped Columbia’s history

By Jordan Perkins and Kamy Smelser

[Photo] College settles on union request to bargain intellectual property policy; talks to continue

By Anna Busalacchi, Managing Editor

[Photo] Showtime: Columbia cast and crew adapt the spring musical ‘Cabaret’ over two years due to COVID-19 concerns

By Kristen Gesicki, Staff Reporter

[Photo] ‘I just feel left out’: Asexual-identifying students balance identity and misconceptions

By Kamy Smelser, Staff Reporter

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