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“Their job is living here and being here. ... I can only imagine that’s got to be really mentally draining,” said Maddy Hall, a dorm resident.

For RAs, parties busted and plans dashed

By Knox Keranen, Staff Reporter
December 2, 2019

Mike Alexandroff, President of Columbia College in 1968, challenged faculty and trustees to inspire students.

50 years later: Columbia in 1968

By Ariana Portalatin
September 4, 2018

Civic entrepreneur Ra Joy, running mate of Chris Kennedy, said Illlinois' current local-property-tax system robs students of desperately needed resources.

Lieutenant governor candidates find consensus on higher education

By Eric Bradach
February 19, 2018

Jaime Herrera, junior cinema and television arts major, directed “The Baby Farmer” with a budget of only $2,000 and filmed it over one weekend.

Student film depicts dark side of ‘farming’

By Tessa Brubaker, Campus Reporter
November 20, 2017

Info courtesy of The Kaiser Family Foundation

State law protects women from federal birth control regulation

By Savannah Eadens
October 16, 2017

More than life's bare minimum: Parents, caretakers create pathways for specially abled kids

More than life’s bare minimum: Parents, caretakers create pathways for specially abled kids

By Kendrah Villiesse
April 3, 2017

Editor's Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: Staff contract is victory for union, college administration

By Megan Bennett, Editor-in-Chief
November 28, 2016

Crowdfunding Crayons: Teachers get creative to provide for students

Crowdfunding Crayons: Teachers get creative to provide for students

By Arts & Culture Reporter
October 10, 2016

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016

The cost of being trans: the psychological, financial & legal toll of identity affirmation

The cost of being trans: the psychological, financial & legal toll of identity affirmation

By Managing Editor
September 6, 2016

Butt Hunt

Hunt for ‘juicy booties’ at Art Institute

By Arts & Culture Reporter
May 9, 2016

FEE LION, also known as Justina Kairyte, is a multi-faceted singer-songwriter based in Chicago. She is currently working on a new album and a new single release.

Chicago-based FEE LION flaunts girl power

By Gretchen Sterba ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
April 18, 2016

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