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

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

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 ...

Columbia laid off staff members this week as the college continues efforts to reduce its operating deficit. The United Staff of Columbia College confirmed that 14 of its members were among those who ...

Administrators highlighted improving enrollment and retention as faculty pressed for more details about how the college will address its financial and institutional challenges. “As we enter this new ...

A year after receiving a standing ovation at her first all-college meeting, Bolton will address Columbia faculty and staff again this week following a year of layoffs, senior leadership departures and ...

Severe storms with damaging winds and heavy rain swept through the Chicago area Tuesday morning, Aug. 11, prompting tornado warnings and sirens in the South Loop as the National Weather Service warned ...

The fourth and final day of 2026’s Lollapalooza on Aug. 2 began much smoother than the prior day’s opening. Gates opened on-time to overcast weather that slowly transitioned into a bright, sunny sky.

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 ...

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 ...