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Columbia alum Kim Hannays nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

Columbia alum Kim Hannay’s nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
April 19, 2022
The ribbon fell as co-owners Leslie Castromayor and Elhom Karbassi celebrate the shops opening day with a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

Women of color-owned vintage store Her & Ziba celebrates grand opening in Ravenswood

By Kimberly Kapela and Rachel Patel
March 15, 2022

No cold shoulder: Columbia can give support in extreme weather

By Editorial Board
February 19, 2018
Chicago couple Amy Little and Lee Ravenscroft operate Working Bikes, a nonprofit that has donated more than 50,000 bikes worldwide since 1999. Bikes give residents of impoverished countries mobility and independence, Little said. 

Notable Native: Amy Little and Lee Ravenscroft

By Savannah Eadens
November 27, 2017
The Chronicle wins prestigious awards

The Chronicle wins prestigious awards

By Zoë Eitel, Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2017
Vancouver- based electronic musician Pomo, who has worked with Mac Miller and Disclosure, will be performing solo at Schubas Tavern, 3159 N. Southport Ave., May 16.

Everything is ‘falling together’ for Pomo

By Kendrah Villiesse
May 8, 2017
Editors Note: School of Media Arts buries its lead

Editor’s Note: To avoid disaster, college needs better rollout for buyout

By Megan Bennett, Editor-in-Chief
March 7, 2017
The Old Town School of Folk Music is coming back to I Grow Chicago in Englewood after a summer partnership that brought drumming and poetry workshops to the nonprofit. 

Old Town School of Folk Music coming to Englewood

By Metro Reporter
October 3, 2016

Backward motion spins compass on brain’s maps

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor.
November 24, 2014
Lea DeLaria of “Orange Is The New Black” will host Women in Music, honoring female composers and writers on Nov. 16.

Lea DeLaria to host Women in Music event next month

By Assistant Arts & Culture Editor
October 13, 2014

Administrative accountability can foster transparency

By Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2014
President Kwang-Wu Kim discusses the college’s deficit, enrollment rates and rising tuition costs April 8 during his State of the College address. The college has cut its $3.5 million deficit by $2 million in the last year, according to Interim Chief Financial Officer Richard Dowsek. 

College’s million-dollar deficit shrinks

By Assistant Campus Editor
April 22, 2014
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