A Columbia faculty member with a knack for words proves that hip-hop has the power to transform lives.
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Earth’s most vital resource: the crisis happening beneath Chicago
A recent New York Times investigation across all 50 states revealed that policies surrounding groundwater usage were outdated and lacked uniformity. Illinois in particular has faced problems with improper regulation last year.
Andersonville decks the halls with illuminating holiday displays
In Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood, the light poles are wrapped in twinkle lights and storefronts are…
BraveSoul Movement co-founder reflects on her career
Choreographer and co-founder of hip-hop and street-dance company BraveSoul Movement Kelsa “K-Soul” Rieger-Haywood shares her…
Chicago journalists honor media workers killed in Gaza
Images depicting people smiling in press vests, hugging their children and holding cameras filled the…
Stories of humanity from everyday people
From a man who triumphed over homelessness to a woman reminiscing about the one who…
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Samuel Roe shares defining career moments
At the start of his journalistic career, Samuel Roe never expected to become a Pulitzer-winning…
Columbia College’s first shoppable window installation unveiled for the holiday season
Columbia College Chicago alumnus Bella Long returns to the college to display the first ever shoppable window installation.