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Five things to know before Lollapalooza 2025 – The Columbia Chronicle
As one of Chicago’s staple music festivals makes its way back to Grant Park next week, a multitude of experiences- new and old- will be available for attendees...
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The show must go on for Columbia’s theatre classes and shows – The Columbia Chronicle
On her phone, Claire McConnell keeps a list of cabaret ideas. Last semester, she planned to make one of them a reality by creating a cabaret concert that uses...
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A small child draws on the elephant at Water Tower Plaza. – The Columbia Chronicle
A small child draws on the elephant at Water Tower Plaza.
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State of college ransomware attack remains unclear – The Columbia Chronicle
After weeks of silence from Columbia administrators following a May ransomware attack, students, faculty and staff remain in the dark about where the college...
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NYC dancers break into Chicago scene – The Columbia Chronicle
A New York-based modern dance company is gaining popularity after introducing real-life situations and physical exhaustion into their choreography and...
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Seventh annual Jammy awards go Phishin’ – The Columbia Chronicle
Though the Jammy Awards were able to bring together the members of Phish for the first time since they broke up four years ago, the reunion may not have been...
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Open House preparation up, but fewer RSVPs – The Columbia Chronicle
Nearly 400 fewer prospective students RSVP’d to Columbia’s April 2 Open House compared with last year’s event. Of that, only 54 percent of the 1,596 students...
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From Burlesque to Bookstores – The Columbia Chronicle
After having a couple of drinks at a bar on South State Street, a man wakes up naked in an alley without his belongings. He has no recollection of the past...
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Students fear future with fewer resources for queer individuals – The Columbia Chronicle
In her “Contemporary Queer Issues” course at Columbia, Terri Griffith, an assistant professor in the School of Communication and Culture, asks students to...
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Columbia Chronicle: Mi Gente to perform at halftime for Monday Night Football at Soldier Field —...
Columbia’s Student Newspaper provides and exclusive on the Latin dance student group, which will perform Monday, Sept. 28 when the Chicago Bears take on the...
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Office Address: Columbia College Chicago 33 Ida B. Wells Dr., Suite 224, Chicago, IL 60605 Phone: 312-369-8955 Editor in Chief Will Blakely...
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Skin color does not inhibit skill – The Columbia Chronicle
Tamika Cross, an obstetrician and gynecologist, offered her medical skills on a Detroit-to-Minneapolis Delta Air Lines flight after a passenger a couple of...
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President Kim addresses diversity and inclusion, access to campus resources – The Columbia Chronicle
Joined by Senior Vice President and Provost Marcella David and Vice President of Student Affairs Sharon Wilson-Taylor, President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim...
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Emdin Chats With the Chronicle About Science Rap | Teachers College, Columbia University
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‘That’s right, woodchuck chuckers—it’s Groundhog Day’ – The Columbia Chronicle
WOODSTOCK, ILL.—The “Pennsylvania Polka” blasted throughout Woodstock Square, a similar sight to fans of the 1993 film “Groundhog Day” starring Bill Murray and...
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Columbia’s own named top teacher in state – The Columbia Chronicle
Columbia’s Beau Beaudoin was named Illinois’ 2008 Professor of the Year by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for...
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The great Olympic debate – The Columbia Chronicle
Pushing and shoving our way through the el train doors to stand in small, open crevices, only to be smashed by two strangers, is something Chicagoans are used...
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Second City’s ‘Dèjá Vu’ pokes fun at millennials – The Columbia Chronicle
The power of intuition to guide people’s experiences and mistakes to make people grow is the driving theme of Second City’s 104th Mainstage Revue, “Fool Me...
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Wong center to be student nightclub – The Columbia Chronicle
Dance parties, improv shows and video game nights are just three of the potential festivities that will be held in the newly remodeled Quincy Wong Center for...
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Unsecured buildings pose threat to city (Columbia Chronicle) - Woodstock Institute
Mar 28, 2011 - By Darryl Holliday March 28, 2011 Owners of neglected and abandoned buildings in Chicago—many of which are the result of foreclosure—could face time in jail if...
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https://columbiachronicle.com/campus/director-don-roy-king-on-the-day-he-became-a-jerk-and-the-legacy-of-snl/
Director Don Roy King on the day he became a jerk and the legacy of SNL – The Columbia Chronicle
At the age of 26 Don Roy King received his first Emmy for directing the Mike Douglas Show in 1976, which would become the first of nine in his career—so far....
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Media Hub Minute Episode 2 – The Columbia Chronicle
This week on the Media Hub Minute, staff reporter Kristen Gesicki covers an email sent by the Office of the Provost to Columbia staff, faculty and students...
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Virtual name game sheds light on social norms – The Columbia Chronicle
After “Twilight,” by Stephanie Meyer, was released in 2008, the name “Isabella” became the most popular name for girls in the United States and “Cullen” as a...
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JA_CHRONICLE_MyBlock_007 – The Columbia Chronicle
After finishing a house, volunteers head back to Tuley Park for more decorations.
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Crime stats vs. campus reality – The Columbia Chronicle
Despite a decrease in the number of crimes reported to Campus Safety and Security and local police from 2008 to 2009, two recent on-campus incidents remind...
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Endorsement: In the runoff, the Chronicle endorses Brandon Johnson for mayor – The Columbia...
The Chicago mayoral runoff election will take place April 4 between Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas. The two were the top vote-getters in the Feb. 28 primary...
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https://columbiachronicle.com/campus/online-ai-tool-replaces-peer-notetakers-at-columbia/
Online AI tool replaces peer notetakers at Columbia – The Columbia Chronicle
For the first time, the Services for Students with Disabilities introduced Glean, a web-based AI tool that records, transcribes, and summarizes notes free of...
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Notable Native: Sue Ekkebus – The Columbia Chronicle
When Sue Ekkebus’ son was diagnosed in high school with a blood illness that had the potential to develop into leukemia, she wasn’t about to take it lying...
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Housing program finds homes for 100 families – The Columbia Chronicle
High school student Sonitra Mitchell, 17, said she has been in and out of her grandmother’s house since birth—sometimes living with four different families at...
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Group therapy brings students more support – The Columbia Chronicle
Plymouth Court’s Fitness Studio hosts a wide range of athletic activities during the week, but the room takes a break for an hour each afternoon, becoming a...
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Plain White T’s says ‘Hey there, Chicago’ – The Columbia Chronicle
The Plain White T’s shot to the top of Billboard’s Hot 100 with its saccharine folk-pop ballad “Hey There Delilah” 10 years ago, followed by a short string of...
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Comedy writer shares industry secrets during box lunch lecture – The Columbia Chronicle
The cameras were rolling inside Studio A on April 8 as Kirker Butler, a famed animation writer, accompanied by Michael Niederman, chair of the Television...
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Young Rising Sons on ‘Let the Kids Riot’ – The Columbia Chronicle
New Jersey rock quartet Young Rising Sons has released three EPs since signing with Interscope Records and Dirty Canvas in 2013. Andy Tongren fronts the band...
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Falling through the cracks: Autistic people of color fight for services – The Columbia Chronicle
Editor’s note: This article is from the Communication Department’s award-winning Echo magazine. Kayden Byard could never quite place what made him different....
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