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Chicago parks to host the districts sixth annual TIP Fest featuring young artists

Chicago parks to host the district’s sixth annual TIP Fest featuring young artists

By Rachel Patel, Staff Reporter
September 16, 2021
Columbia students, alumni, teachers and staff in the Dance program meet at Austin Town Hall Park, 5610 W. Lake St., for a screening of two of Netta Yerushalmys Paramodernities performances.

Dance and discussion comes to Chicago parks

By Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist
June 17, 2021
As a part of Mayor Emanuel’s Chicago park expansion, 327 playgrounds, such as Near South’s Coliseum Park, 1466 S. Wabash Ave., will have been restored or constructed in the city since 2013 as of this December.

Chicago Plays! to finish a year early

By Metro Reporter
October 31, 2016
Bree Bracey (left), a sophomore theatre major and panelist for “The National Epidemic is Our Epidemic: Rape on College Campus” discussion, brought the conversation of campus sexual assault to the DocYourWorld collective.

DocYourWorld gives glimpse into students’ creative work with nonfiction

By Campus Reporter
May 9, 2016
Chicago Feminist DIY

She’s in the band: Local DIY scene fosters feminist community

By Managing Editor
January 25, 2016
Midnight Circus performed for an audience in their little big top. Youngest member Samantha Jenkins held a banner while an acrobat leapt over it.

Chicago’s Midnight Circus to visit 8 parks during next two months

By Arts & Culture Reporter
September 14, 2015
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim was appointed to his role as Columbia’s 10th president on Feb. 26, 2013.

Kim advises incoming students on first-year success

By Editor-in-Chief
June 18, 2015
Mayor Rahm Emanuel recently announced a new initiative with the Chicago Park District and the Department of Streets & Sanitation to plant 11,800 new trees citywide.

11,800 trees will be planted citywide this year

By Metro Reporter
May 4, 2015
Stephanie Preston and Jean Cate hope to open Vignette Vignette, a community art space coming to the Andersonville and Edgewater neighborhoods, in June. When the space opens, Preston and Cate, along with other local artists, will lead monthlong and one-night workshops and summer camps for children.

New Andersonville community art space promotes positivity

By Arts & Culture Reporter
March 30, 2015
David Oliva “cooling off” under an ice floe on Lake Michigan. Oliva said he has been braving frigid waters around the world as a winter swimmer for more than 35 years.

More than a polar plunge

By Metro Editor
February 23, 2015

Mayoral Candidates Court Columbia Students Before Election

February 16, 2015
The $2.7 million skate park that extends in Grant Park from the 11th Street pedestrian bridge to Roosevelt Road will be completed in November and will open in December. 

City plans to open $2.7 million skate park in Grant Park

By Assistant Metro Editor
November 17, 2014
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