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Fridays for Future leads annual global climate strike

By Elizabeth Rymut, Staff Reporter
September 30, 2022
Grammy nominees show improvement in award diversity

Lin-Manuel Miranda reminds Congress Puerto Rico still needs help

By Ariana Portalatin
November 27, 2017
Bubbly Creek, part of the South Fork of the Chicago River, had been victim to pollution in the past. However, recent efforts to clean up the river could be threatened by a recent oil spill. 

Bubbly Creek oil spill not anything new

By Blaise Mesa
November 6, 2017
Reports that the Environmental Protection Agency’s Chicago office may close sent shockwaves through the environmental community.  

Rumored EPA closings alarm local environmentalists

By Caroline Bowen
May 1, 2017
Potential EPA cuts would have ‘detrimental’ effects on Chicago environment

Potential EPA cuts would have ‘detrimental’ effects on Chicago environment

By Jackie Murray
April 3, 2017
Jordanna came out with a new music video for her songs “Chances” and “One Night Thing” March 30. The introspective songs explore vulnerability in relationships and human connection.

Jordanna explores vulnerability in new video

By Blair Paddock
April 3, 2017
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and 19 mayors from five different continents exchange ideas for waterway development projects Mar. 13.

19 worldwide mayors ban together against EPA cuts

By Eric Bradach
March 13, 2017
Protesting President Donald Trump’s EPA head nomination, Chicagoans yelled, “We reject the EPA elect” at Federal Plaza Jan. 25.

Protesters ask Duckworth, Durbin to reject EPA nominee

By Caroline Bowen
January 30, 2017

Environmental issues should not be politicized

February 22, 2016
Outside of downtown Beijing, students experience how heavy rush hour traffic contributes to pollution and smog. 

Students experience off-the-charts pollution in China

By Rashmi Shivni
April 13, 2015
Brianne Bolin, an adjunct professor in the English Department, founded PrecariCorps, an organization that provides financial support to other adjunct professors across the country. Bolin was featured in the December issue of Elle magazine, in which she detailed her life as a financially struggling professor. 

Columbia prof starts support group for financially strapped adjuncts

By Campus Reporter
April 6, 2015

‘It’s like climbing up a f–kin’ mountain if you got on slippers’

By Managing Editor
April 28, 2014
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