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Columbia alum Kim Hannays nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

Columbia alum Kim Hannay’s nonprofit transforms lives one home at a time

By Nathan Sirkin, Staff Reporter
April 19, 2022
Pullman neighbor, beloved colleague with star qualities Nancy Gahan dead at 73

Pullman neighbor, beloved colleague with ‘star qualities’ Nancy Gahan dead at 73

By Mateusz Janik, Senior Reporter
February 8, 2021
Bill Wei, consultant at Accenture, sweeps LECA, a lightweight soil made of clay pebbles, around the platform, covering the wetter areas with excess soil.

Volunteering in a pandemic: The importance of maintaining eco-consciousness in a time of unrest

By Kaylie Slack, Photojournalist
September 16, 2020
Juniors and seniors in high school, and college students, are encouraged to apply to be election judges for the November general election, as many in Illinois will not return because of their age puts them at risk for the coronavirus.

Looking for a way to get involved in the November election? Be an election judge

By Alexandra Yetter, Senior Reporter
August 31, 2020
Volunteering 101: Giving back
 when there’s not much to give

Volunteering 101: Giving back
 when there’s not much to give

By Miranda Manier
February 17, 2019
High school and college students as well as parents turned up in droves to stand for safety in schools and elimination of gun violence.

March For Our Lives — 85,000 assemble in Union Park

By Eric Bradach
April 2, 2018
As a volunteer coordinator and member at Gilda’s Club Chicago, 537 N. Wells St., Sarah Rittner spreads the club’s message and helped set up the Latino Program. 

Notable Native: Sarah Rittner

By Blaise Mesa
October 30, 2017
Editors Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

Editor’s Note: College tries to give students voice in DEI talks, why won’t they take it?

By Megan Bennett, Editor-In-Chief
February 13, 2017
Kara Vana, a sophomore public relations major, said gaining experience in diverse fields is an important part of the college experience. To achieve this, Vana became a college representative for Headbands for Hope, an organization that gives headbands to children with cancer and donates money to fund research.

Someone You Should Know: Student stays busy by giving back

By Assistant Campus Editor
November 10, 2014

Columbia begins food drive on campus

By Ivana Hester
December 3, 2012

Watercooler streams internationally

By Lisa Schulz
March 18, 2012
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