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With the Outer Drive Bridge of DuSable Lake Shore Drive and the Centennial Wheel at Navy Pier behind them, Girls Who Walk attendees walk back along the river to the west end of the Riverwalk.

TikTok walking group inspires friendships, exercise and connections around the city

By Kristen Gesicki , Staff Reporter
May 9, 2022
Column: Who is that girl, and why isnt she me — why social media may negatively affect mental health

Column: Who is that girl, and why isn’t she me — why social media may negatively affect mental health

By Rachel Patel, Staff Reporter
February 2, 2022
Viral TikTok trend promoting productivity may be doing more harm than good, students and faculty say

Viral TikTok trend promoting productivity may be doing more harm than good, students and faculty say

By Rachel Patel, Staff Reporter
September 21, 2021
Column: Reporting live with the Columbia Chronicle, I’m Paige Barnes

Column: Reporting live with the Columbia Chronicle, I’m Paige Barnes

By Paige Barnes, Audience Engagement Editor
June 1, 2021
TikTok U: Juggling Exams and Algorithms

TikTok U: Juggling Exams and Algorithms

By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Echo Magazine
May 19, 2021
The exhibits curator and developers asked students, faculty and social media followers to tell the gallery which artists they find problematic, and how their relationship to the artist has changed after learning about their actions.

New gallery asks viewers, ‘Does the Art Excuse the Accused?’

By Paige Barnes, Audience Engagement Editor
April 15, 2021
A balancing act: How to avoid activism fatigue

A balancing act: How to avoid activism fatigue

By Rachel Patel, Staff Reporter
April 9, 2021
While the connection between pop culture and politics is visible in everyday life, there is a distinction between supporting a political figure and thinking they are perfect.

Memes and fanvids: The blurred line between politics and pop culture

By Abby McFarland, Deputy Director of Photography
March 18, 2021
Editors Note: New year, same passionate philosophy

Editors’ Note: New year, same passionate philosophy

By Kendall Polidori and Mari Devereaux
January 25, 2021

Culture Chronversations: Internet Privacy, TikTok and Netflix

By Jonah Ocuto, Camilla Forte, and Shane Tolentino
August 10, 2020
Racial slur used on ColumbiaChi app initiates conflict among students

Racial slur used on ColumbiaChi app initiates conflict among students

By Mari Devereaux, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2020
Theatre Departments ‘elephant in the room’ sparks discussion on safe spaces and cancel culture

Theatre Department’s ‘elephant in the room’ sparks discussion on safe spaces and cancel culture

By Alexandra Yetter and Mari Devereaux
May 18, 2020
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