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1 week ago | 
columbiachronicle.com | Manuel Nocera |Sydney Richardson |Greer Stewart |Charles Rahn
The World Cup, otherwise known as the biggest sporting event on the planet, will be coming to the United States, Mexico and Canada in 2026. For the first time ever, the tournament is being hosted by three countries. It was supposed to be a historic collaboration, but the three nations are caught in a heated trade war initiated by President Donald Trump. Last month, Trump declared a 25% tax on imports from Canada and Mexico.
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1 week ago | 
columbiachronicle.com | Sydney Richardson |Greer Stewart |Charles Rahn |Lily Thomas
Shantay Bolton, an experienced college administrator who most recently was executive vice president and chief business officer of Georgia Institute of Technology, will be Columbia’s new president and CEO. She starts the position on July 1. This is a monumental moment for the college. Bolton is the first woman president in nearly 90 years and the first ever woman of color to lead the college.
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1 week ago | 
columbiachronicle.com | Sydney Richardson |Greer Stewart |Charles Rahn |Lily Thomas
This week on Three C’s: Here are three things to know about how Donald Trump’s tariffs could affect you as a consumer. TRANSCRIPT:0:05: Welcome to the Three C’s with the Columbia Chronicle, your go to source for the top 3 things every Columbia College student, faculty, and staff members needs to know. 0:16: We’re here to bring you credible information about our campus and provide the clarity you need on the issues that matter most. 0:24: I’m your host, Sydney Richardson.
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1 week ago | 
columbiachronicle.com | Sydney Richardson |Greer Stewart |Charles Rahn |Lily Thomas
Nearly eight years after Columbia adopted Canvas for online learning management, students say inconsistent use of the system by faculty is creating confusion and, in some cases, harming their ability to track their academic progress. Some teachers have Canvas courses with clearly labeled modules, post due dates for all assignments and use visual elements and accessible design. Others have courses with broken links, expired due dates from previous semesters and content that is locked or hidden.
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1 month ago | 
columbiachronicle.com | Araceli Ramirez |Maya Liquigan |Patience Hurston |Charles Rahn
Araceli Ramirez, Bilingual Reporter [email protected] Araceli Ramirez is a journalism major with a minor in creative writing. Ramirez is a Reporter. She joined the Chronicle in June 2024. Hometown: Chicago, Illinois.
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Dec 20, 2024 | 
columbiachronicle.com | Kaelah Serrano |Addison Annis |Lukas Katilius |Lizeth Medina |Dustin Janicki |Charles Rahn | +1 more
Columbia’s $17 million deficit and the historic 2024 presidential election have been a large part of the Chronicle’s coverage this year but there were many memorable moments throughout 2024. The Chronicle’s photojournalists have worked to capture history including the Democratic National Convention, Election Day, Mexican Independence, concerts and the campus experience. Featured in this gallery are some of the highlights of the year. They are not in chronological order.
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Dec 12, 2024 | 
columbiachronicle.com | Charles Rahn
December 12, 2024 The New Music Ensemble played student compositions Wednesday night, Dec. 11 to a mostly full Sherwood Recital Hall at 1312 S. Michigan Ave. Music Professor Sebastian Huydts, a pianist-composer, directed the ensemble. Ellen Winters Reynolds, a part-time instructor in the School of Audio and Music, directed the Jazz/Pop choir, which also performed. Winters taught the Jazz/Pop Choir course this fall on Monday and Wednesday nights while Huydts taught the New Music Ensemble course.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
columbiachronicle.com | Charles Rahn
October 31, 2024 Students in the “Cartooning” class taught by Richard Laurent, a part-time instructor in the School of Design, created political cartoons around the election this month as part of a class assignment. Laurent said political cartoons are historical and support the First Amendment. “It’s very important that we have that right,” he said. Senior illustration major Sidney Abbott drew a cartoon about Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump.
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Oct 20, 2024 | 
columbiachronicle.com | Charles Rahn
October 20, 2024 Dexter and The Moonrocks, a band from West Texas, performed in Chicago on Oct. 18 in the Wrigleyville neighborhood. Fans who attended the show were excited, filling the floor of the venue and rocking out by head banging and jumping up and down. The stage was close to the fans allowing for conversations and interactions between the band and concert goers. Dexter and The Moonrocks describe themselves as a mix of country, space rock and grunge.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
columbiachronicle.com | Charles Rahn
September 27, 2024 To celebrate Deaf Awareness Day the School of Communication and Culture hosted an event in the Student Center on Thursday, Sept. 26. Held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., it had many activities for attendees including games like ASL telephone and guess that sign as well as a make-your-own button station run by the ASL club.
