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Dance Center reinvents itself remotely while celebrating Chicago artists

Dance Center reinvents itself remotely while celebrating Chicago artists

By Mari Devereaux, Co-Editor-in-Chief
August 14, 2020
Josey Omokheyeke and Eric Rutherford, both junior music majors and vocalists of Momz, said they are honored to have been selected to play at Biggest Mouth.

Bands talk big plans for Biggest Mouth

By Campus Reporter
April 18, 2016
Martin Courtney played a set to support his solo album Many Moons at Schubas Tavern, 3159 N. Southport Ave., Feb. 9.

Martin Courtney mellows out Schubas with solo set

By Arts & Culture Editor
February 15, 2016
Professor Carl T. Bogus of Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island, argued against the Supreme Courts ruling of the second amendment, which gives Americans the right to protect themselves by owning a handgun.

Right to bear arms falls short in Chicago debate

By Gretchen Sterba Metro Reporter
November 23, 2015
Robyn Wilson, a freshman dance major and one of two winners of Big Foot, said she started tap dancing when she was about 3 years old.

Students bring Big Foot back to the stage

By Campus Reporter
November 9, 2015
44th Ward Alderman Tom Tunney passed an ordinance  that restricts where food carts can operate.

Aldermen to limit food cart operations

By METRO REPORTER
November 9, 2015
The Oct. 28 Halloween edition of Big Mouth at the 1104 S. Wabash Ave. Building featured comedy, poetry, rap and music, including a song performed by freshman music major Ayana Lawson.

Second Big Mouth a wicked performance for Halloween

By Campus Reporter
November 2, 2015
Lead singer Leah Wellbaum, bassist Kyle Bann and drummer Will Gorin form the Brooklyn-based rock trio Slothrust, who draws its influence from bands like Nirvana.

Slothrust brings ‘Juice’ to grunge sound

By Arts & Culture Reporter
February 16, 2015

Can Columbia keep gaming’s sexism out of the classroom?

By Features Editor
December 1, 2014
“Unbroken: Art After Injury” honors Spinal Cord Awareness Month at the Next Door Cafe, 659 W. Diversey Parkway.

Artists conquer physical limitations

By Assistant Arts & Culture
September 15, 2014

Programming boot camp uses retroactive payments to motivate instructors

By Hallie Zolkower-Kutz
March 22, 2013

Alumnus releases app, Columbia to implement new mobile media major

By Lisa Schulz
April 30, 2012
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