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Chronicle staff sits down with presidential candidate John Hickenlooper.
On this week's episode, The Chronicle our staff discusses crime alerts on campus, a student center update and Rahm Emanuel's speech at City Club of Chicago.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, our staff discusses the production of "HOME/LAND" that ignited a conversation within the Theatre Department, a new proposal from a presidential candidate that could forgive student debt and the shooting which occurred on Ida B. Wells Drive.
Chronicle staff members talk about digital music experiences, sensationalizing true crime and Game of Thrones— don't worry, no spoilers.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, our staff discusses allegations by transgender students, record turnout for the SGA election and the Bearded Lady.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, we speak with staff reporters about the Chicago History Museum's new exhibit about women's fashion in the 1930's and 40's, Chicago's very first veterans home, and take a look at 'Language Rooms,' a play directed by a 2008 Columbia alumni.
On this week's episode, our staff discusses Columbia's enrollment decline over the past few years, Chicago's first black and openly-gay mayor Lori Lightfoot and how students interested in both science and art.
On this week's episode, our staff discusses an adjunct professor showing a student a pornographic video, the vigil held in Grant Park for victims of New Zealand's mass shooting and the process of creating a graphic.
Chronicle staff members talk about the enigma that is Netflix, the confusing appeal of music festivals and what it means to be a hero.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, The Chronicle staff talks about the new provost and proposed federal budget. Then, they take a look at the visual side of The Chronicle.
