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Producer Ted Hardin (left) and co-director Elizabeth Coffman (right) hold their winning trophy for

‘Flannery’: a stroll through the mind of writer Flannery O’Connor

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Copy Editor
July 21, 2020

Trevor Hall is currently on his A Night In The Village Tour coming to Evanston SPACE Feb. 23–24

Trevor Hall is all about ‘simple qualities’

By Mayan Darbyshire
February 19, 2018

The “Creative Properties: Columbia’s South Loop Sidewalk Campus Since 1977” exhibit, located on the second floor of the library, located at 624 S. Michigan Ave., gives Columbia a glimpse of how it became part of the South Loop through historical and current photos of the buildings.

College’s South Loop history unfolds with exhibit

By Campus Reporter
December 14, 2015

Nielsen poses for a picture with a polar bear on his trip with Polar Bears International’s Climate Alliance.

Notable Native: Anthony Nielsen

By metro reporter
November 23, 2015

Gill Scott Heron performing at Womad 2011. Gill Scott Heron died today, 28th May 2011. He was a politically motivated jazz/blues musician and song writer. He had a great stage presence and always sung from the soul, and with a great smile. Fore sure, a great loss.

‘Pieces of Gil Scott-Heron’ celebrated in tribute performance

By Arts & Culture Editor
March 9, 2015

Sore losers ruin baseball for Chicago

By Copy Chief
February 16, 2015

Activists find strength in collaboration

By Aviva Einhorn
February 13, 2012

Student Engagement expects new clubs in spring semester

By Lisa Schulz
January 23, 2012

Browser tab mobs no longer threat

By Lisa Schulz
November 7, 2011

City takes up trauma center crisis

By Darryl Holliday
November 15, 2010

Flood victims remain in need of aid

By Darryl Holliday
November 8, 2010

City offers unique program for gang-affected youth

By Darryl Holliday
October 24, 2010

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