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Students, part-faculty and many other supporters jointed the picket line on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 outside of 600 S. Michigan Ave. Many rallied together in support of Columbia Part-time Union fighting for a fair contract.

Part-time union strike continues into weekend as community leaders rally with instructors

By Cierra Lemott, Peyton Reich, Christalyn Barker, and Kaelah Serrano
November 3, 2023
As election results roll in on Feb. 28, members of the crowd at Paul Vallas election party located at 838 W. Kinzie St. converse with each other after news that Lori Lightfoot, previous Mayor of Chicago, has conceded. Lightfoot is the first one-term mayor in 40 years to lose the reelection bid.

Incumbent Lightfoot is out; Vallas, Johnson head to runoff on April 4

By Leah Love, News Editor
February 28, 2023
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
Protesters demand school board remove cops from CPS, but they will stay put for now

Protesters demand school board remove cops from CPS, but they will stay put for now

By Mari Devereaux, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 25, 2020
The Chicago Teachers Union went on strike Oct. 17, demanding more resources for Chicago Public Schools and paid prep time for teachers.

Teachers strike ends in compromise; classes to resume Friday

By Lauren Leazenby, Staff Reporter
October 31, 2019

CTU strikers: ‘Mayor Lightfoot, get on the right foot’

By Ignacio Calderon and Camilla Forte
October 18, 2019
Controversial Lincoln Yards development moving forward

Controversial Lincoln Yards development moving forward

By Miranda Manier, News Editor
April 5, 2019
Emma Stone and Olivia Colman in the film THE FAVOURITE. Photo by Yorgos Lanthimos. © 2018 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation All Rights Reserved

REVIEW: Strong women shine in ‘The Favourite’

By Kristen Nichols
November 30, 2018
Chicago Acero schools union members voted 98 percent in favor of striking Oct. 30, which may be the first charter school strike in national history.

Chicago Teachers Union helps start possible first US charter school strike

By Alexandra Yetter
November 5, 2018
“Clued In: An Improvised Murder Mystery” is playing at The Blackout Cabaret on Thursdays April 5–May 31, then moving to Judy’s Beat Lounge Saturday’s June 2–30, both at 230 W. North Ave. 

Can I have a ‘Clue’?

By Kendrah Villiesse
April 1, 2018
And the Oscar goes to...

And the Oscar goes to…

By Kendrah Villiesse
February 28, 2018
Nikolas Hoover, sophomore theatre and fashion studies double major, said he is impressed with the way Columbia has dealt with the Grant Park attacks, even though he did not report it to campus security. 

Campus security on guard after Grant Park attacks

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
December 4, 2017
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