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(From left to right) Timuel Black, Associate Professor of Instruction Shanita Baraka Akintonde and Zenobia Johnson-Black, Timuel Blacks wife, pose for a photo. Courtesy of Shanita Baraka Akintonde.

Columbia faculty remember Chicago activist and historian Timuel Black, service to be held Dec. 5

By Seanice Batchman, Staff Reporter
December 2, 2021

Media Hub Minute: Episode 10

By The Columbia Chronicle and Frequency TV
March 1, 2021
Gabriel Bump is a Chicago native. His debut novel, Everywhere You Dont Belong, takes place on Chicagos South Side.

Review: ‘The microcosm of South Shore,’ a literary coming-of-age in Gabriel Bump’s ‘Everywhere You Don’t Belong’

By Margaret Smith, Opinions Editor
March 25, 2020
National Book Award winner Ta-Nehisi Coates speaks about his first novel The Water Dancer at the DuSable Museum of African American History, 740 E. 56th Pl., Oct. 3.

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

By Paige Barnes, Staff Reporter
October 9, 2019

Multicultural Affairs honors Black History Month with alumni panel | The Columbia Chronicle

February 27, 2017
Editors Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

Editor’s Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

By Megan Bennett, Editor-In-Chief
February 13, 2017

Laura Jane Grace precedes tour with intimate show

By James Firkins
February 8, 2017
Junior cultural studies major Emily Hodshire started a Change.org petition calling for the LGBTQ Office of Culture and Community coordinator position to be filled. It became vacant after former coordinator Lex Lawson’s departure in September 2016.

Students push for quicker replacement of LGBTQ Coordinator

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
February 3, 2017
Final enrollment numbers for the Fall 2016 Semester published on the Office of Institutional Effectiveness’ website revealed a 9.4 percent decrease in last year’s total—down from 8,961 students to 8,120 students.

Enrollment at 20-year low, Provost says, ‘Keep the faith’

By Campus Editor
October 3, 2016

The Chronicle sits down for an exclusive interview with the 2016 commencement speakers

May 20, 2016
The annual Maison Des Scénaristes Author-Producer meeting at Cannes Film Festival seeks to foster encounters between screenwriters, directors, producers and other film professionals.

Featured Artist: Student filmmaker represents US at Cannes

By Contributing Writer
May 9, 2016
The Loyola University Museum of Art is the 11th stop of the sex trafficking exhibit, sponsored by Girls Educational & Mentoring Services, a nonprofit organization in New York that helps sex trafficking victims.

Exhibit aims to empower sex trafficking survivors

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
February 1, 2016
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