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Hollywood, commuting and the bookstore

Hollywood, commuting and the bookstore

By Blaise Mesa and Yasmeen Sheikah
October 2, 2019
Columbias Bookstore, 624 Michigan Ave., was underwent renovations summer 2019.

Columbia bookstore turns a new page

By Paige Barnes, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2019
Barnes and Noble College now manages the on-campus bookstore located at 624 S. Michigan Ave.

Attention back-to-school shoppers: Columbia bookstore will now be run by Barnes and Noble College

By Alexandra Yetter, News Editor
August 12, 2019
Program closures stir emotions among faculty and students

Program closures stir emotions among faculty and students

By Kaci Watt, Staff Reporter
February 15, 2019
The Tech Center closes its doors June 1 after Apple ended the partnership with the college but all technical support and retail services will be available for students at the Bookstore after renovations this summer. 

Tech Center to close for Bookstore renovations

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
April 29, 2018
Student with powerful, political message to perform at dance festival

Student with powerful, political message to perform at dance festival

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
April 22, 2018
Recent actions prove Columbia really cares

Recent actions prove Columbia really cares

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
September 18, 2017
Women and Children First Bookstore is started a series called “The Conversation, pairing out-of-town authors with local writers, artists, and musicians. Participants discussed issues as diverse as art and activism, race and racism, sex, class, feminism, intimacy, darkness in literature and the life of the city. Their first event was Jan. 26.

Local bookstore’s monthly panels to provide space for artists, resistance

By Blair Paddock
January 30, 2017
Women and Children First, 5233 N. Clark St. in Andersonville, is one of the last independent feminist bookstores in the country. 

Area booksellers oppose new Amazon location

By Arts & Culture Reporter
September 12, 2016
Ric Addy, owner of Shake, Rattle & Read, said business has been slow recently, and he cannot live off what he makes on the weekends anymore, so he decided to sell the store and retire.

Uptown bookstore to embark on final chapter

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
December 14, 2015

Student feedback crucial for new center

By Editorial Board
November 16, 2015
Columbia’s bookstore, 624 S. Michigan Ave., had unusually bare shelves this semester. According to Ann Marie Pausha, the bookstore’s manager, the shortage was due to late book requests from the faculty.

Students suffer without books first weeks of class

By Assistant Campus Editor
February 17, 2014
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