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Protestors banged on the doors in order to disrupt former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' remarks on Northwestern University's campus Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Opinion: Northwestern editorial shows media illiteracy, not media incompetency

By Alexandra Yetter and Miranda Manier
November 14, 2019

CFAC members see balance in new contract, staff feels left out

CFAC members see balance in new contract, staff feels left out

By Alexandra Yetter, News Editor
June 6, 2019

Cast members of the play “HOME/LAND” alleged the director made racially insensitive comments and ignored their concerns about casting white actors in Latinx and Palestinian roles.

Casting controversy sparks discourse on representation

By Alexandra Yetter, Staff Reporter
April 29, 2019

SUE, the largest T. rex fossil ever found, is overshadowed by the massive Titanosaur. SUE’s stomping grounds in Stanley Field Hall at the Field Museum of Natural History will be taken over by the Titanosaur starting spring 2018.

SUE to be dethroned by ‘titan’ of evolution

By Jonathon Sadowski
September 11, 2017

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he is open to removing the Balbo monument near Soldier Feild and changing the name of Balbo Drive, which honors italo Balbo, who was a pilot in the Italian fascist regime of the 1930s.

Chicago monuments at heart of controversy

By Savannah Eadens
September 5, 2017

Big people, small people, little people. What’s the difference? | The Columbia Chronicle

February 2, 2015

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H1Z1: Servers fail to survive launch day

By Graphic Designer
January 30, 2015

Tape collectors keepin’ it reel

By Arts & Culture Reporter
January 26, 2015

Clint Eastwood’s controversial new film “American Sniper” stars Bradly Cooper as sharpshooting Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. The film has been nominated for a total of six 2015 Academy Awards, including “Best Picture,” “Best Original Screenplay” and “Best Actor,” Cooper’s third nomination.

High-minded ‘American Sniper’ portrays war as a video game

By Max Ginkel
January 26, 2015

Lott Hill, executive director of the Center for Innovation in Teaching Excellence and advisor to Common Ground, the college’s LGBT student organization, tells members about a Nov. 18 college-wide forum about the reduced sections of LGBT Studies classes being offered in the Spring 2015 semester.

LGBTQ students, allies cry foul

November 10, 2014

LeAlan Jones Educates the Information Generation | The Columbia Chronicle

October 27, 2014

(Left to right) Iymen Chehade, Steven Salaita and Peter KIrstein answer questions from the audience after giving individual speeches during an Oct. 8 panel on academic freedom at Ferguson Hall, 600 S. Michigan Ave.

Conversations on academic freedom return to Columbia

October 13, 2014

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