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Kennard Johnson and members of the Gwendolyn Brooks varsity softball team have a huddle before a game on Monday, April 10, 2023. Johnson compares coaching sports to raising his own children and passionately supports his players.

Kennard Johnson inspires youth of color through coaching, motivation

By Cierra Lemott, Multimedia Reporter
From the '90s Bulls to politics, 5 streamable shows that tell a Chicago story

From the ’90s Bulls to politics, 5 streamable shows that tell a Chicago story

By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
Sandy Colbert (left), a CWA board member interviews Eric Charles May (middle), author and associate professor of creative writing, and Toya Wolfe, author and Columbia alum.

Columbia authors talk South Side representation, universal stories at Chicago Writers Association

By Laura Hawbaker, Staff Reporter
Rosalind Cummings-Yeates is a Chicago expert and adjunct faculty member in the Communication Department. Having grown up on the South Side, she highlights often overlooked places in her new book.

‘52 Things to Do in Chicago’ highlights neighborhoods that tourists overlook

By Bianca Kreusel, Deputy Director of Photography
Showstopping Columbia play 'Blood at the Root' to take center stage at South Side theatre

Showstopping Columbia play ‘Blood at the Root’ to take center stage at South Side theatre

By Olivia Cohen, News Editor
Former Chicago Tribune columnist Dawn Turner will be speaking about her new book on Wednesday, March 23 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Courtesy of Dawn Turner.

Q&A: Dawn Turner shares the heartache, passion behind her latest book ‘Three Girls from Bronzeville’

By Kamy Smelser, Staff Reporter
(From left to right) Timuel Black, Associate Professor of Instruction Shanita Baraka Akintonde and Zenobia Johnson-Black, Timuel Black's wife, pose for a photo. Courtesy of Shanita Baraka Akintonde.

Columbia faculty remember Chicago activist and historian Timuel Black, service to be held Dec. 5

By Seanice Batchman, Staff Reporter
Mayor Lori Lightfoot walks alongside Chicago Public Schools representatives handing out T-shirts that say "Back 2 School" to paradegoers.

The Bud Billiken Parade returns to Chicago’s South Side

By Zachary Clingenpeel, Co-Director of Photography
Photos of Emmett and Mamie Till hang on the windows of their former home in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood.

Home of Emmett Till receives landmark plaque: ‘A pivotal role in this neighborhood’s next chapter’

By K’Von Jackson, Photojournalist
Star Farm has various locations in Back of the Yards, with more to come, but their main farm at 944 W. 50th Place is open Fridays from 1 to 3 p.m. for everyone to take what they need and pay what they can.

Fruits, veggies and opportunities: A guide to Chicago’s urban farms

By Valentina Pucarelli, Photojournalist
The healing station at "Healing in the Park" offered free reiki, acupuncture and herbs.

South Side and West Side organizers host ‘Healing in the Park’ to uplift Chicago’s Black and Brown communities

By Amaris Edwards, Staff Reporter
Members of Stop the violence rally hold pictures of loved ones lost to gun violence in front of City Hall, 121 N. LaSalle St.

‘We know how to build peace in our communities’: Organizers demand passing of Peace Book proposal

By Anna Busalacchi, Co-Managing Editor
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