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Jesus People USA gathers for worship in the early years of the commune in 1972. Photo courtesy of Tom Crozier.

Uptown commune Jesus People USA turns 50 and faces dwindling membership

By Kamy Smelser, Echo magazine
August 16, 2022
Clairo strums her guitar against a backdrop of purple lights and warm lanterns at the first of her two back-to-back shows in Chicago.

Fans ‘stepping inside a universe’ of Clairo feel the emotion at the Riviera Theatre

By Jared Callaway, Photojournalist
March 25, 2022
One door closes, another opens: Double Door will play its ‘dirty rock’ in a new location

One door closes, another opens: Double Door will play its ‘dirty rock’ in a new location

By Kendall Polidori, Echo Magazine
June 28, 2021
Burton Hood El carefully lines up Travis Wilson.

Cultures, hair and life experiences intertwine in this Uptown salon

By Jacqueline Luttrell, Photojournalist
December 6, 2019
Large crowds gathered to celebrate Pride in Chicago with the citys 50th annual Pride Parade June 30.

Chicago’s 50th annual Pride Parade

By Mike Rundle, Senior Photo Editor
June 30, 2019
New festival celebrates Thai New Year, promotes visibility

New festival celebrates Thai New Year, promotes visibility

By Miranda Manier
May 7, 2018
We create stories, but ours are still being told

We create stories, but ours are still being told

By Mackenzie Crosson
May 7, 2018
Elsie Hernandez, president of the Haitian American Museum of Chicago, stands for a portrait in the museums space at 4654 N. Racine Ave. 

Notable Native: Elsie Hector Hernandez

By Savannah Eadens
March 26, 2018

Student organization brings medieval combat to Columbia

By Katy Duffy
March 7, 2018
With updated costumes and a new name, team co-captain Jordan Gillespie said she hopes the Dance Team’s rebranding will increase student attendance and participation at performances. 

Columbia College Dance Team rebrands

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
October 9, 2017
The Wabash Arts Corridor exhibit in 623 S. Wabash Ave. Building devotes space to showing how its murals were planned, and allows students to create a mural of their own. 

WAC opens new exhibit with variety of artwork

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
September 18, 2017
Clashing Communities: Autistic and LGBTQ individuals fight for their right to be both

Clashing Communities: Autistic and LGBTQ individuals fight for their right to be both

By Brooke Pawling Stennett
September 11, 2017
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