President and cabinet talk testing, enrollment and another Zoom commencement (Story)

A ha-ha-holiday special with Columbia alum Tyler Anthony Smith (Story)

Columbia’s windows have been ‘yarn bombed’ by Chicago’s knifty knitters (Story)

Columbia alum Andrea Salcedo continues to ‘aim high’ at the Washington Post (Story)

Chicagoans celebrate Biden-Harris win, more work to be done (Story)

‘I’m so happy to be back’: WGN’s newest anchor is Columbia alum Ray Cortopassi (Story)

Chicago protesters advocate for victims of Nigerian federal police violence (Story)

Former Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg warns Americans of a ‘crisis of mistrust’ during the election (Story)

Review: Honey Berry Cafe gets an Instagram like from me (Story)

‘Creative’s March’: empowering the next generation of creatives (Story)

Voting is in fashion for this South Loop resident (Story)

Your guide for the return to the Student Center (Story)

CFAC refuses to return to campus until ‘fundamental COVID-19 safety concerns’ are addressed (Story)

Alexander Rybak makes a musical encore at Columbia (Story)

BREAKING NEWS: Reports of shots fired near administration building, all advised to stay away from the area (Story)

Welcome back Columbia: Here’s what campus looks like now (Story)

Magnificent Mile temporarily shut down for protest, vigil honoring Black lives lost (Story)

Review: ‘Chemical Hearts’ yields a negative reaction (Story)

Reopening Columbia: Keeping campus safe (Story)

Campus closed following night of looting and violence downtown (Story/Media)

Columbia student’s ode to Chicago printed on luxury sneaker (Story)

Chicago students stand in solidarity for police-free campuses (Story)

‘Black Lives Matter’ counter-protest causes friction with ‘Blue Lives Matter’ demonstration (Story/Media)

FYI: What defunding the police could mean for Chicago (Story)

Review: Roots’ pizza doesn’t have a ‘pizza’ my heart (Story)

The Roosevelt Collection Shops are out for blood—a blood drive, that is (Story)

Columbia alumna displays vibrant multi-racial LGBTQ+ murals (Story)

South Loop yarn bomber strikes again, bringing joy and beauty for Pride month (Story)

The community opens up: Conversations about racism and the Black experience are ‘uncomfortable,’ sometimes traumatic (Story)

One Million Man March celebrates Juneteenth with marching band and singing (Story/Media)

Drag March for Change addresses intersectionality of race, sexuality, gender (Story)

Columbia student files lawsuit requesting reimbursement for tuition, fees during coronavirus-related campus closures (Story)

Columbia community shares memories after fire destroys beloved Loop camera shop (Story)

Columbia buildings damaged, thousands march downtown for George Floyd protests (Story/Media)

Lightfoot sets citywide curfew, calls on National Guard as protests escalate (Media)

Hybrid courses: the future of combined in-person and online summer classes (Story)

Change in location: International students face challenges amid coronavirus pandemic (Story)

‘Zoombombing’ disrupts online learning, causing anxiety for some instructors (Story)

Second City students keep laughter alive during pandemic (Story)

Chicago’s one-star nursing homes were troubled before the pandemic. Now, they’re ‘ground zero’ (Story)

South Loop window art creates smiles that stick (Story)

Columbia professor creates ‘Project of Appreciation’ to thank health care workers (Story)

Misinterpreted: the role of Deaf and hearing interpreters in the ASL community (Story)

Abortion rights advocates rally in Chicago ahead of Supreme Court case (Story)

U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood not expecting top-of-ticket campaign bump (Story)

Field Museum honors museum’s first African American taxidermist Carl Cotton (Story)

The last straw: Columbia prepared for city’s proposed single-use plastics ban (Story)

Cannabis comes to campus: High taxes and long lines are a buzzkill, students say (Story)

Project Runway contestant Delvin McCray has done sew much after his time at Columbia (Story)

Review: The one-of-a-kind vegan, Jewish deli you knead (Story)

Q&A: The nicest ‘Mean Girl’ there is, Mariah Rose Faith as Regina George (Story)

Critique: ‘The Santaland Diaries’ sleighs holiday humor without a sugar plum of political correctness (Story)

Q&A: Professor commemorates legacy of activist Fred Hampton (Story)

Bangarra Dance Theatre brings 65,000 years of indigenous Australian peoples’ culture to Chicago (Story)

Costs for Columbia students to go up again (Story)

Opinion: This Thanksgiving, check your privileges at the door (Story)

J.B. Pritzker, Kim Foxx discuss tackling criminal justice reform in Illinois (Story)

Anticipation for Spring 2020: Course registration opens Nov. 4 (Story)

‘The Ables’ series showcases ability in disability (Story)

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Judge rules city can proceed with suit against Jussie Smollett (Story)

New Moroccan mural adds to Chicago’s ‘global tapestry’ (Story)

Columbia: loud, proud and coming out (Story)

Students intrigued by Dwight Lofts’ new neighbor: the Church of Scientology (Story)

‘The Water Dancer’ links historical and modern-day racial disparities (Story)

Chicago History Museum free for Columbia students (Story)

‘The P*ssy Paragraphs’: A new and freeing, trans-affirmative comedy show (Story)

Columbia bookstore turns a new page (Story)

Students’ first date with ‘brand spankin’ new’ Student Center (Story)

Feel zero guilt after shopping at zero-waste, vegan pop-up (Story)