The Columbia Chronicle is the official student-run news publication of Columbia College Chicago. While providing ...

SCHOOL ISSUE For nearly five decades, PortmanteauZone frontman Joseph Lapsley has been part of the punk scene. Through the ...

SCHOOL ISSUE “Art becomes protest the moment it publicly shares an idea that inspires people to imagine a different way of ...

The Columbia Chronicle is the official student-run news publication of Columbia College Chicago. While providing ...

On a rainy morning, sophomore film and television student Caroline Meyers and her family unloaded a mini van chock-full of ...

The Columbia Chronicle is the official student-run news publication of Columbia College Chicago. While providing award-winning news content on Columbia’s campus and the South Loop area for our readers ...

A dance circle formed on Friday at the Tito’s Stage as Chicago musicians celebrated the end of the Chicago Made Music Showcase, despite rain that fell throughout the afternoon at Lollapalooza. The ...

Between the Allianz and T-Mobile Stages, lesbian festivalgoers at Lollapalooza threw and tackled each other into the mud at 6:30 p.m. on the third day of Lollapalooza, Aug. 1. Contestants got up from ...

The block between the Balbo and Harrison streets in the South Loop near Columbia’s campus is closed to vehicular traffic on Saturday, May 16 as Manifest kicked off with student performances and ...

While observing those under the influence of alcohol and drugs, EJ Muñoz, a senior graphic design major at Columbia, came to the conclusion that in instances where substance-driven violence occurs, ...

Columbia students kick off the this week with events across campus, to meet classmates, professors and begin building their community ahead of New Student Convocation.

On Chicago’s South and West Sides, residents often travel miles past shuttered supermarkets and corner stores stacked with packaged food just to find fresh produce. Activists call this “food apartheid ...