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Provost Office announces two assistant professors to join the tenure ranking

Provost Office announces two assistant professors to join the tenure ranking

By Olivia Cohen, Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2023
Tourists and locals walk through the streets of Galway, Ireland on Jan. 14, 2023. Ireland is one of the countries offered by Columbias study abroad program and is included in the J-Term trips.

Editorial: Columbia’s study abroad programs lack diversity

By Editorial Board
February 16, 2023
Photos by Elizabeth Rymut.

Dark academia: It’s not just argyle sweaters, oversized blazers and Harry Potter glasses

By Rachel Patel, Echo magazine
July 15, 2022
Column: The Chronicle allowed me to go beyond my limits and now its your turn

Column: The Chronicle allowed me to go beyond my limits and now it’s your turn

By Isaiah Colbert, Opinions Editor
May 6, 2021
Editors Note: America often correlates work with meaning, so pursue your passion

Editor’s Note: America often correlates work with meaning, so pursue your passion

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 26, 2021

Bylines: Working remotely while parenting is a daunting task for Columbia staff and faculty

By Jonah Ocuto, Multimedia Producer
October 2, 2020
Blake Fortin (left), Kendall McDermott (center) and Ashley Cairns three students from Columbia College who took first place at the National Retail Foundation competition in New York. Each of the members of the winning team recieved $5,000 scolarships. Photo taken on Jan. 30.

Students take home national retail competition scholarships

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
February 5, 2018
US of CC President and engineer in the Radio Department Nick Hoeppner said the union is working with college administrators to categorize the large number of job titles currently used to denote full-time staff positions.

US of CC, administration bargain to simplify job titles

By Connor Carynski, Campus Reporter
May 1, 2017
Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, visited the Student Government Association’s April 14 meeting to express his concerns that members of the SaveColumbia coalition are misinformed about the objectives laid out in the Strategic Plan. 

Administrators, SGA fear students misinformed

By Campus Reporter
April 20, 2015

Trigger warnings cripple value of education

By Opinions Editor
March 30, 2015
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