The Columbia Chronicle

Chicago dreams of potential Crosstown World Series

September 29, 2020

As a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, freshman film and television major Joey Shea said he fondly remembers wearing his Kris Bryant jersey four years ago as the final out was made at first base, earning t...

Even though the White Sox are not expected to make the World Series, fans still have reason to cheer as top prospects could be playing in the MLB this season.

Cubs, White Sox look to build in 2018

March 21, 2018

As the countdown to opening day of the 2018 MLB season continues, both Chicago Cubs and White Sox fans have reasons to be excited.After being eliminated by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2017 National ...

Advocate organizations carry torch in disability awareness

March 12, 2018

For half a century, the Special Olympics has been raising awareness of the intellectually disabled, but there is still more work needed, according to experts.To commemorate the Special Olympics’ 50-yea...

The Bulls and White Sox recent struggles on the court and on the field may been one of the factors contributing to Cumulus Media bankruptcy.

Cumulus Media strikes out with White Sox, Bulls radio rights

January 29, 2018

Chicago Bulls and White Sox fans may soon have to tune into a new radio station to listen to their favorite teams games as a result of Cumulus Media’s Nov. 29 bankruptcy filing.Now attempting to restr...

Timothée Chalamet supports women through salary donations

By Ariana Portalatin

January 20, 2018

Actor Timothée Chalamet is one of many celebrities who have spoken out against filmmaker Woody Allen following sexual assault allegations from 1993 that have resurfaced amid the Me Too and Times Up movem...

Diana Vallera and members of the SaveColumbia coalition met April 14 to finalize a list of demands to present to the administration at the final Strategic Planning Steering Committee meeting on April 20.

SaveColumbia coalition determines petition demands

April 20, 2015

As the college wraps up its strategic planning process, a coalition of students, staff and faculty is embarking on one of its own.SaveColumbia, an organization that aims to inform the administration of...

Spinach & Kale Greek Yogurt Dip

April 13, 2015

INGREDIENTS1 17-ounce container plain Greek yogurt 3 tablespoons mayonnaise1 tablespoon sugar1 cup kale, finely chopped1 cup spinach, finely chopped4 scallions, finely chopped1/3 cup red bell pepper, mince...

Opening Day for the Chicago White Sox

April 13, 2015

The last season for the Sox was a losing one, but fans were excited and ready for the team's official opening day. The Sox opened their season at home (U.S.Cellular Field) April 10 against the Minnesota T...

The new ticketing package offered by the Chicago White Sox will allow fans to attend games of their choosing between Mondays and Thursdays in April and May 2015.

White Sox pitch deeply discounted game packages

April 6, 2015

The Chicago White Sox unveiled two new ticketing packages March 30 aimed at college students for the team’s upcoming season.The Ballpark Pass is an 11-game package available for $29, while the Ballp...

Offseason trades reignite foul rivalry

By Copy Chief

February 9, 2015

There's nothing that warms my heart like seeing the bright green grass of a well-maintained baseball field under a clear blue sky on a warm summer day, and with all the offseason signings from the Chicago White Sox and Cubs, I can’t help but be anxious for the baseball season to start.Baseball, like other team sports, only gets better for fans when their favorite team signs great players or a new coach. As excited as I am ...

MLB gets cheaper in Chicago

By Kyle Rich

November 5, 2012

Though the White Sox’ and Cubs’ 2012 season may have strained the hearts of fans, spectators can expect next season to be less taxing on their wallets.Last month, both teams announced they will reduce ticket prices for the 2013 season.Lou Hernandez, director of public relations for the White Sox, said 87 percent of season ticket prices will be reduced or remain the same, and more than half of season ticket prices will decre...

Off the line with Alinea

By Trevor Ballanger

April 9, 2012

by Trevor Ballangerassistant arts & culture editorA restaurant is only as good as its food. When the dish is finally placed on the table, the body’s senses begin to tingle. What has been presented to the diner appears to be more than food. It is an artistic experience that reaches into the soul and pulls a smile out from behind the taste buds.For some, success leaves a bittersweet taste on the lips, especially when y...