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Op-Ed: Outgoing president’s legacy includes poor decisions like financing Student Center through property sales, handling of part-time faculty strike

Op-Ed: Outgoing president’s legacy includes poor decisions like financing Student Center through property sales, handling of part-time faculty strike

May 18, 2024

Explainer: Breaking down the role of a Board of Trustees in higher education

Explainer: Breaking down the role of a Board of Trustees in higher education

May 17, 2024

Opinión: La raíz de la sanación de la salud mental comienza con desvanecer el estigma detrás de ella en la comunidad Latine

Opinión: La raíz de la sanación de la salud mental comienza con desvanecer el estigma detrás de ella en la comunidad Latine

May 17, 2024

How cognitive behavioral intervention is reducing gun violence in Chicago

How cognitive behavioral intervention is reducing gun violence in Chicago

May 17, 2024

Op-Ed: Columbia needs more group therapy sessions for Latino students

Op-Ed: Columbia needs more group therapy sessions for Latino students

May 17, 2024

Op-Ed: Soothing Souls: The healing rhythms of music therapy

Op-Ed: Soothing Souls: The healing rhythms of music therapy

May 16, 2024

Chronicle Countdown
Countdown to Manifest and Graduation
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!

What is solutions journalism?

By Andres Guerra and Kaelah Serrano
May 9, 2024
By Andres Guerra

The Chronicle, along with seven other student-run publications received a $10,000 grant from the Solutions Journalism Network with the intent to report on how colleges and universities are addressing anxiety and depression in students.

The Chronicle’s Mental Health Issue is available now, with support from the Solutions Journalism Network.

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About the Contributors
Andres Guerra
Andres Guerra, Former Director of Multimedia
aguerra@columbiachronicle.com   Andres Guerra is a senior photojournalism major, minoring in creative writing, with a concentration in poetry. Guerra produces Chronicle TV, and Chronicle's two podcasts, Chronicle Headlines and Chronversations. Guerra joined the Chronicle in February 2023.   Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Kaelah Serrano
Kaelah Serrano, Photojournalist
kserrano@columbiachronicle.com   Kaelah Serrano is a junior photojournalism major. She has covered music festivals, campus art exhibitions and metro parades and protests. Serrano joined the Chronicle in January 2023.   Hometown: Chicago, Illinois

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