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Keri Walters, assistant provost of Academic Services, said students should talk to their instructors if they have questions about their progress after receiving the reports. 

New progress reports, financial aid policies aim to motivate student success

By Carolyn Bradley, Campus Reporter
September 8, 2015

Art Institute partnership to allow students greater access to museum resources

By Editor-in-Chief
June 25, 2015
US of CC members gathered outside the 600 S. Michigan Ave. Building on May 6 to pass out informational flyers and ask students to write about the impact the college’s staff has had on their education. 

US of CC in negotiations for new contract

By Campus Reporter
May 11, 2015
Chicago-based groove rockers Woo Park were the featured band at this year’s FreQ Out and are performing in July at Chicago’s newest music festival, Mamby on the Beach.

Woo Park mixes multiple genres in debut Smokes release

By Copy Editor
May 11, 2015
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim is approaching the end of his second year in his role. Kim has been criticized for not meeting with student protesters during a May 1 protest led by SaveColumbia, a coalition of campus community members that aims to combat tuition increases and large class sizes.

Kim: We need to communicate better

By Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2015

#SaveColumbia stages sit-in to protest budget cuts, tuition hikes

May 4, 2015
Members of the SaveColumbia coalition protest the finalization of the Strategic Plan outside the 600 S. Michigan Ave. Building on May 1. The group demanded a meeting with the college’s administration.

Students sit in, Kim slips out

By Campus Reporters
May 4, 2015
Jessica Iorio, a sophomore business & entrepreneurship major, outlines student concerns about the   Strategic Plan’s final draft during an April 20 committee meeting with the college’s administration.

Strategic Plan surges forward despite collegewide resistance, concern

By Campus Reporter
April 27, 2015
Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, visited the Student Government Association’s April 14 meeting to express his concerns that members of the SaveColumbia coalition are misinformed about the objectives laid out in the Strategic Plan. 

Administrators, SGA fear students misinformed

By Campus Reporter
April 20, 2015
“Unforgotten,” a traveling outdoor art exhibit that memorializes victims of gun violence in Illinois, was curated by FCB Chicago Advertising Agency in partnership with the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence and was unveiled April 10 outside St. James Cathedral, 65 E. Huron St. 

Traveling art exhibit honors gun violence victims

By Metro Reporter
April 20, 2015
Strategic Plan advertisements

Recent program eliminations spark mistrust in Strategic Plan, administration

By Campus Editor
April 13, 2015

Strategic Plans go both ways

By Editor-in-Chief
April 13, 2015
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