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Editorial: Columbia’s AI policy is the right move but could confuse students who get different messages from their instructors

Editorial: Columbia’s AI policy is the right move but could confuse students who get different messages from their instructors

By Editorial Board
September 21, 2023
Kyle Beachy (left) and Minding the Gap director Bing Liu (right) gather at a Chicago Humanities Festival event for a conversation about skateboarding and what it means to be influenced by a childhood passion.

Skateboarder and novelist Kyle Beachy reflects on his life and the promise of the past

By Peter Midwa, Photojournalist
October 19, 2021
More than 70 events throughout the city are being held in April to celebrate Chicago Dance Month, hosted by See Chicago Dance. 

Just dance: Monthlong celebration keeps body moving, grooving

By Kendrah Villiesse
April 8, 2018
The altercation began at Pritzker Park, 310 S. State St., then continued to the nearby Jackson Red Line CTA station. Tuesday, Aug. 29.

CTA shooting stirs concern, campus security confident incident was isolated

By Connor Carynski, News Editor
September 5, 2017
r-Evolution, Dream Choreography: Hope Boykin, choreographer of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater premieres new work at the Auditorium Theater March 22-26.

Alvin Ailey showcases new work in Chicago dance performances

By Alex Swan
March 21, 2017
‘Get Out’ isn’t anti-white, it’s anti-racism

‘Get Out’ isn’t anti-white, it’s anti-racism

By Blair Paddock
March 6, 2017

Racism in porn: influence or imitation?

By James Firkins
February 13, 2017
The Student Athletics Association uses fitness center at 731 S. Plymouth Court and East West University. Both are not enough to accommodate the group’s needs, according to Coordinator of Fitness, Athletics & Recreation Mark Brticevich.

Student Athletics Association struggles to raise funds

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
December 12, 2016
Dorothy Holmes (pictured above) and three other family members of those killed by police spoke at the Oct. 17  exhibit opening for ‘Gone But Not Forgotten,’ a quilt that honors more than 100 police shooting victims.

Quilt honors victims of police shootings

By Metro Reporter
October 24, 2016

Fans flock to Grant Park for the second year to experience the NFL Draft

May 2, 2016
Diana Vallera, an adjunct professor in the Photography Department and part-time faculty union president, said the college needs to better compensate its adjunct faculty in light of a study conducted by Graff, Ballauer & Blanski, a local public accounting firm, on behalf of P-Fac.

P-Fac calls for improved budget transparency from administration

By Campus Editor
April 25, 2016

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April 25, 2016
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