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In a collegewide email, President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim announced new plans for the Spring and Fall 2021 semesters, including a virtual commencement and rapid COVID-19 testing.

BREAKING: College announces rapid testing for the spring semester, virtual commencement in May

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
December 11, 2020

Music talk show

BREAKING: Music talk show ‘Sound Opinions’ finds its new home at Columbia, WCRX

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
November 6, 2020

In light of Election Day, Columbia will provide extra security and support services throughout the week.

BREAKING: College cancels evening classes on election night, provides extra security, support services

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
November 2, 2020

Noble Golder College Prep, 1454 W. Superior St., is among one of the Chicago Public Schools to go fully remote for the first quarter of the upcoming school year.

BREAKING: CPS moves to remote instruction for first quarter

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
August 5, 2020

BREAKING: College reverses course on tuition hike for upcoming academic year

BREAKING: College reverses course on tuition hike for upcoming academic year

By Kendall Polidori, Co-editor-in-chief
July 2, 2020

About 30 passengers were on the CTA Green Line train at 11 a.m. when it had derailed near the 47th Green Line station, June 6.

Green Line train derails in Bronzeville

By Miranda Manier and Alexandra Yetter
June 6, 2019

Provost finalists to visit campus, Kim announces first candidate

Columbia closes multiple programs

By Molly Walsh
February 8, 2019

The EPitome of vinyl success

The EPitome of vinyl success

By Mayan Darbyshire
April 16, 2018

Alumna takes the reigns of a Chicago arts foundation

Alumna takes the reigns of a Chicago arts foundation

By Assistant Campus Editor
April 7, 2014

Quinn cancels union contract

By The Columbia Chronicle
December 3, 2012

Local coalition demands elected school board

By Contributing Writer
October 25, 2012

More tuition, less aid

By The Columbia Chronicle
October 21, 2012

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