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The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee will be holding an open forum Oct. 31 to allow the college community to give feedback for their mission statement, released through an Oct. 5 email from President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim.

DEI announces new mission statement, nomination process

By Campus Reporter
October 21, 2016
Conceptual renderings for the Getz Theater renovations show designs for both the theater and lobby area at 72 E. 11 St.

Show goes on—renovation plan announced for Getz Theater

By Campus Reporter
October 10, 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
Informational sessions were held the week of Sept. 19 for employees with questions regarding life insurance benefits, announced in a Sept. 12 email.

Insurance benefits slashed for non-union employees

By Campus Reporter
September 26, 2016

Columbia’s largest dorm for sale

By Campus Reporter
September 10, 2016
Jon Stern, the college’s former vice president of Alumni Relations and Development, departed from the college May 17.

Development, Alumni Relations VP out after nearly two years

By Editor-in-Chief
May 19, 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
New security background checks lack Google search

New security background checks lack Google search

By Associate Editor
May 2, 2016
Diana Vallera, an adjunct professor in the Photography Department and part-time faculty union president, said the college needs to better compensate its adjunct faculty in light of a study conducted by Graff, Ballauer & Blanski, a local public accounting firm, on behalf of P-Fac.

P-Fac calls for improved budget transparency from administration

By Campus Editor
April 25, 2016
Gov. Bruce Rauner and Illinois Democrats agreed to provide emergency funding for various state colleges and universities as well as the state-funded Monetary Award Program. It has yet to be known how the MAP funding will affect Columbia.

State legislature approves higher education funding

By Managing Editor
April 23, 2016
Diversity Part II: Lack of progress hurts employee recruitment, retention

Diversity Part II: Lack of progress hurts employee recruitment, retention

By Associate Editor
April 11, 2016
Students frustrated with progress of sexual assault case

Students frustrated with progress of sexual assault case

By Opinions Editor
April 11, 2016
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