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Majors, programs merged in School of Media Arts proposal

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
February 21, 2017
Justin Kelly (director, writer) and Garrett Clayton (actor) appear at the films screening at the Reeling Film Festival that highlights international LGBTQ+ movies. Landmark Theatre, 2828 N. Clark St. Sept. 29.

Disney star transforms into gay porn star in new biopic

By ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR
October 17, 2016
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
Joyce Percel, who works for Chicago Cares, said its annual Serve-a-thon will take place on June 25. She said it is estimated to bring in 5,000 volunteers. 

Notable Native: Joyce Percel

By metro editor
May 9, 2016
Hired then un-hired: students lose on-campus job offers, workers get reduced hours

Hired then un-hired: students lose on-campus job offers, workers get reduced hours

By Campus Editor
September 21, 2015
Crime Statistics

Chicago hits deadliest day in over a decade

By Gretchen Sterba Metro Reporter
September 14, 2015
Families enjoy treats and entertainment during the April 11 debut event for a monthly Uptown series called Uptown Saturday Nights, which will run through December.

Monthly entertainment event brings Saturday night fever to Uptown

By Arts & Culture Reporter
April 20, 2015
Kyle Heller’s company, Cinematique, was listed as one of the world’s most innovative video companies in 2015.

Alum recognized for innovative company

By Katlyn Tolly
March 2, 2015

Multicultural Programs add Korean Cultural Organization | The Columbia Chronicle

September 22, 2014

College should audit its own affairs

April 14, 2014

How-to: Be Funny

March 3, 2014
The Black Film Society hosted a screening Feb. 26 to address the lack of diversity in the Cinema Art + Science Department. Andre Richardson Hogan II, a 2001 liberal arts alumnus, commented on the lack of diversity he experienced at Columbia during the post-screening Q-and-A session.

Student doc targets diversity

By Campus Editor
March 3, 2014
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