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Columbia reports first on-campus case of monkeypox virus

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor
September 15, 2022
Another semester, another public health threat: What to know about monkeypox and returning to campus

Another semester, another public health threat: What to know about monkeypox and returning to campus

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor
August 31, 2022
Feds roll out third round of COVID-19 tests; Columbia backs both at-home and on-campus testing

Feds roll out third round of COVID-19 tests; Columbia backs both at-home and on-campus testing

By Olivia Cohen, Managing Editor
June 14, 2022
Students, health professionals talk about STI resources on campus and citywide

Students, health professionals talk about STI resources on campus and citywide

By Anna Busalacchi and Kristen Gesicki
May 3, 2022
In a show of return to in-person education, representatives from Illinois State University joined the two House committees' Aug. 5 virtual hearing from a conference room on their campus to present what reopening would look like for ISU.

Illinois public colleges and universities present reopening plans to state legislators

By Zachary Clingenpeel, Co-Director of Photography
August 11, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim and members of his cabinet answered students' questions about the upcoming Spring and Fall 2021 semesters during a student forum over Zoom.

President and cabinet talk testing, enrollment and another Zoom commencement

By Kendall Polidori and Paige Barnes
December 18, 2020
A year for the books: The Chronicle looks back on 2020

A year for the books: The Chronicle looks back on 2020

By Mari Devereaux and Kendall Polidori
December 7, 2020
Students find ways to make a solitary Thanksgiving feel less lonely

Students find ways to make a solitary Thanksgiving feel less lonely

By Lauren Leazenby, News Editor
November 24, 2020
While waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine, old traumas with the health care system resurface in the Black community

While waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine, old traumas with the health care system resurface in the Black community

By Erin Threlkeld, Copy Editor
November 18, 2020
Columbia's Faculty Senate Executive Committee dodge a Zoombomber and welcome college administrators during a discussion on campus reopening.

Administrators address faculty worries on campus reopening

By Alexandra Yetter, Senior Reporter
July 31, 2020
While hundreds and thousands of people gather for protests in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement, safety precautions are essential to prevent contracting or spreading the coronavirus.

Protesters take precautions on the streets during a global pandemic

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
June 16, 2020
At Heaven on Seven, 111 N. Wabash Ave., a portion of every meal’s cost will be donated during Dining Out For Life April 26 to TPAN in the hopes of preventing HIV.

Restaurant event aids in HIV awareness

By Mayan Darbyshire
April 20, 2018
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