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Shakey Graves strums along while performing “The Perfect Parts” at the Salt Shed on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023. Feeling comedic, Graves announced he was going to play a slow song but then played a lively guitar heavy song and jumped around.

Shakey Graves tours his latest album ‘Movie of the Week’ in Chicago with sold-out show at the Salt Shed

By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
November 18, 2023

Media Hub Minute: Episode 10

By The Columbia Chronicle and Frequency TV
March 1, 2021
Students, faculty and staff share their favorite TV shows, albums and groups for Black History Month

Students, faculty and staff share their favorite TV shows, albums and groups for Black History Month

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Managing Editor
February 26, 2021
A year for the books: The Chronicle looks back on 2020

A year for the books: The Chronicle looks back on 2020

By Mari Devereaux and Kendall Polidori
December 7, 2020
Guitarist and vocalist for Divino Nino Camilo Medina.

Review: A tropical vacation in January: Divino Niño holds sold-out show

By Kendall Polidori, Managing Editor
January 16, 2020
Guest Column: Lights, camera, Oscar 2020 Best Actor predictions

Guest Column: Lights, camera, Oscar 2020 Best Actor predictions

By Kaleena Steakle, Contributing Writer
November 23, 2019
“Booksmart,” Olivia Wilde’s directorial film debut, will premiere May 24. It stars (from left) Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein.

Kaitlyn Dever, Beanie Feldstein get ‘Booksmart’ in new indie film

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2019
Podcast “Potterless” follows host Mike Schubert as he reads the “Harry Potter” series for the first time.

Podcast brings ‘riddikulus’ humor to Harry Potter world

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2019
“Admissions” looks at race, gender and politics by telling the story of Charlie, who believes he was deferred from Yale so it could reach its diversity quota.

‘Admissions’ urges self-examination amid college admissions scandals

By Katherine Savage, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2019
Uncommon Ground’s current Homegrown Residency band Illville Vanguard, led by Gabriel Alston, play music influenced by a variety of genres such as jazz, funk, hip-hop, Latin and neo soul.

Uncommon Ground: Intimate stepping stone provided for Chicago artists

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
April 5, 2019
Support needed for Loyola Phoenix amid media policy disputes

Editor’s Note: Support needed for Loyola Phoenix amid media policy disputes

By Ariana Portalatin
February 22, 2019
Spectrum Dance gracefully leaps its way to Columbia

REVIEW: Spectrum Dance gracefully leaps its way to Columbia

By Yasmeen Sheikah
February 13, 2019
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