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The Columbia Chronicle The award-winning student publication​ at Columbia College Chicago.​

The award-winning student publication​ at Columbia College Chicago.​ The Columbia Chronicle is our weekly ​newspaper published in print every Monday during the Fall and Spring semesters​, with daily digital content online. We reach the students, ​faculty and staff at Columbia as well as ​readers in the South Loop of Chicago ​with coverage of campus news and events, city news and features, arts and

culture pieces, human interest stories and commentaries. Since 1966, the Chronicle has been serving the Columbia College community by reporting up-to-date news and events throughout its four sections: Campus, Opinion, Arts & Culture and Metro.

30/10/2025

SGA and Karaoke Club’s Costume Karaoke gave students a chance to unwind and dress up with their friends.

Reporting by 🖊️ Julia Martinez Arroyo
Produced by 📽️ Julia Martinez Arroyo
Copy edited by ✍️ Vanessa Orozco

30/10/2025

Students discuss their planned Halloween costumes and their favorite costumes from past years.

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🎤 Audio by Matt Brady
🖌️ Illustration by Riley Hannon
✍️ Copy edited by Vanessa Orozco

30/10/2025

Listen as host Levi Libson and guest Aaron Guzman tell three spooky stories to get you in the Halloween spirit.

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🎤 Audio by Levi Libson
🖌️ Illustration by Riley Hannon
✍️ Copy edited by Vanessa Orozco

Estonian President Alar Karis joined artists, educators and technologists from Estonia and Chicago to discuss how artifi...
29/10/2025

Estonian President Alar Karis joined artists, educators and technologists from Estonia and Chicago to discuss how artificial intelligence is changing creative practice and the classroom. The event marked the first U.S. program by the Estonian-American Raud-Tartu initiative

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https://columbiachronicle.com/campus/columbia-hosts-estonian-led-discussion-on-ais-impact-in-art-education/

🖊 Story by Marc Balbarin

📸 Photo by Sofía Oyarzún

✏️ Copy edited by Brandon Anaya

Acting major and playwright Anahkah Sims will present her original work Oct. 28–30 at The Sheldon Patinkin Theatre on ca...
27/10/2025

Acting major and playwright Anahkah Sims will present her original work Oct. 28–30 at The Sheldon Patinkin Theatre on campus. She was one of two senior students selected to showcase their work, chosen by the head coordinator of the playwriting program.

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https://columbiachronicle.com/campus/columbia-senior-turns-family-experience-into-art-with-the-boy-who-loved-pink/ -photo

🖊️ Story by Samantha Mosquera
📸 Photo by Sofía Oyarzún
✍️ Copy edited by Vanessa Orozco

Los vendedores ambulantes están sufriendo del temor de qué venga ICE y de menos clientes que antes, quienes andan con la...
25/10/2025

Los vendedores ambulantes están sufriendo del temor de qué venga ICE y de menos clientes que antes, quienes andan con la misma preocupación.
https://columbiachronicle.com/cronica/vendedores-ambulantes-en-la-villita-se-enfrentan-a-una-disminucion-de-clientes-miedo-a-vender-por-la-mayor-presencia-de-ice/ #

  En una tarde fría de martes, Bernardino vendía jabón desde su auto esperando a que los clientes pasen. Pero con el silencio constante de la calle notó 70-80% menos clientes de lo normal.   Bernardino es uno de varios vendedores ambulantes en el barrio de La Villita, cuyo negocio ha sufrido p...

24/10/2025

Anthony Carrera describes his artistic process, inspirations and how his time at Columbia influenced his work.

Click the link in our bio to listen the full episode 🔗

🎤 Audio by Aaron Guzman
🖌️ Illustration by Riley Hannon
✍️ Copy edited by Manuel Nocera

From drag shows to dodgeball, Columbia’s Wicked Week makes its annual return, giving students a break from classwork and...
23/10/2025

From drag shows to dodgeball, Columbia’s Wicked Week makes its annual return, giving students a break from classwork and a chance to celebrate the spooky season.

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https://columbiachronicle.com/campus/what-to-expect-wicked-week-2025/

🖊️ Story by Marc Balbarin
📸 Photo by Sofía Oyarzún
✍️ Copy edited by Vanessa Orozco

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The award-winning student publication​s at Columbia College Chicago.​ The Columbia Chronicle is our weekly ​newspaper published in print every Monday during the Fall and Spring semesters​, with daily digital content online. We reach the students, ​faculty and staff at Columbia as well as ​readers in the South Loop of Chicago ​with coverage of campus news and events, city news and features, arts and culture pieces, human interest stories and commentaries.​ Since 1966, The Chronicle has been serving the Columbia College Chicago community by reporting up-to-date news and events throughout its four sections: Campus, Opinion, Arts & Culture and Metro. The Columbia Chronicle newspaper can be found in every Columbia College Chicago building and in select locations throughout Chicago.

Columbia College Chicago is home to the unique atmosphere of an urban campus, allowing students to experience decades of culture during their daily commute. The college has created an identity based on creativity, professionalism, and innovative ideas.