At the start of his journalistic career, Samuel Roe never expected to become a Pulitzer-winning…
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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.
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Migrants on streets asking for food, money and compassion
Nearly 20,000 Venezuelan migrants have been bussed or flown into Chicago by Texas Gov. Greg…
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‘Día de Muertos, Living Presence’ exhibit marks 37th Day of the Dead at National Museum of Mexican Art.
Full of color, creativity and cempasúchil (marigolds), the “Día de Muertos, Living Presence” exhibition at…
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Columbia College students confused by conflicting strike messages
Columbia College Chicago has concluded its third week of the ongoing strike. The Columbia College…
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Humans of the South Loop
Sharon Bloyd-Peshkin’s Intro to Journalism class grabbed their cameras and notepads and hit the streets of the South Loop, asking the people they met to share a bit about themselves.
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Waukegan’s Lakehurst Center hosts Día de los Muertos celebration
El Día de los Muertos is an annual holiday dating back almost 3,000 years to…
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Review: The MoCP’s captivating ‘LOVE: Still Not the Lesser’
The Museum of Contemporary Photography’s latest exhibit grapples with themes of love, life and death through stirring work by twelve international artists.