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The Wabash Arts Corridor is now offering tours open to the public for the first time ever in a formal program

Everyone can ‘moose-y’ down Wabash Arts Corridor with new street art tours

June 26, 2019

For the first time since the Wabash Arts Corridor's creation, Chicagoans and visitors alike will be able to take guided tours of the street art, from the bubblegum-popping moose to the pastel flowers dec...

Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, spoke to new students about the spring semester and gave his famous “Hell Yeah” liturgy.

Block Party kicks off spring semester

February 1, 2016

Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, commanded students to turn The Loft into a mosh pit to ring in the spring semester.Kelly delivered his iconic “Hell Yeah” liturgy to new and returning s...

Francis Guinan and Patrese McClain, star in Bruce Graham’s racially charged play, “White Guy On the Bus,” at the Northlight Theatre, 9501 Skokie Blvd., in Skokie, Illinois.

‘White Guy On the Bus’ drives racial issues home

February 16, 2015

Bruce Graham’s play “White Guy On the Bus,” made its world premiere on Jan. 23 at the Northlight Theatre in Skokie, Illinois, 9501 Skokie Blvd., and has shocked audiences with its portrayal of race, b...

H1Z1: Servers fail to survive launch day

January 30, 2015

Sony Online Entertainment, creators of the EverQuest and PlanetSide games, released its newest title, H1Z1, on Steam for Early Access play January 15.H1Z1 will be a free-to-play game after early acces...

The Chronicle talks artistry, music history and fashion with AEMMP records | The Columbia Chronicle

December 8, 2014

Arts & Entertainment Media Management Practicum members talk about their success in the music industry, the roots of their passion and what they feel most comfortable wearing.For more multimedia co...

Lets Talk: The Voice of the Student Body

November 24, 2014

Columbia’s student government association coordinated “Let’s Talk” at Hokin Hall in the 623 S. Wabash building on Nov. 18. The event allowed students to voice their opinion about what they like and di...

Thinking of the past may help brain in the present

By Assistant Sports & Health Editor

November 3, 2014

New research published Oct. 23 by Cornell University researchers reveals that mental activities such as mind-wandering, which include day dreaming and reminiscing, can boost brain performance on challenging me...

LeAlan Jones Educates the Information Generation | The Columbia Chronicle

October 27, 2014

First year seminar students expected the visiting author of “Our America: Life and Death on the South Side of Chicago” LeAlan Jones, to speak about his book. Instead, he leaves that topic behind an...

Spelunky, a masterstroke of gaming, two years later

By Colin McInerney

October 22, 2014

If every single person on the planet could be given a video game to play, that game should be “Spelunky.” Masterful in its design and execution, its flaws can be counted on one hand. How a game can be so good lies within its origins. “Spelunky” continues to be fresh and playable no matter how many platforms it shows up on, and PS4 is no exception. It takes what should be derivative chunks of other games and delivers...

President Kim Speaks on Student Success | The Columbia Chronicle

October 20, 2014

The Student Government Association hosted Pizza with the President on Oct 16 in the Hokin Gallery in the 623 S. Wabash Ave building. The open-floor conversation between President Kwang-Wu Kim and membe...

Campus Cuts | The Columbia Chronicle

September 17, 2014

Campus Cuts gives the South Loop a look at a local barber school at 214 S. Wabash Ave. The Chronicle had a chance to go inside of Success Schools LLC and learn what goals the students and instructors had and how they define success.Video by: Christian D. HoganFor more multimedia content, visit https://www.columbiachronicle.com/mult...Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheColumbiaC...Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCChronicleAnd get all the latest news, sports, arts & culture, campus events and more at http://www.columbiachronicle.

Behind the scenes: Don Flesch reveals secrets on 115 year success | The Columbia Chronicle

September 17, 2014

A historic staple of the loop tucked beneath the elevated train line on South Wabash Avenue, Central Camera company has been selling equipment and developing film since 1899. The Chronicle got to meet Pres...