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In this episode of Culture "Chron"-versations, Managing Editor Miranda Manier, Digital Content and Brand Manager Micha Thurston and Senior Photo Editor Mike Rundle talk about everything reality TV— from issues with representation to having an ethical crisis while watching "Vanderpump Rules."
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines we have an exclusive interview with the creators of Columbia College Confession and CFAC election updates.
On this week's episode we discuss the ongoing climate strikes around the world, scam emails students have been receiving and the impeachment process.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, our staff talks about a student film being shown in Hollywood, the sacrifice of lengthy commutes and student reactions to the bookstore's new look.
A look at climate change strikes in Chicago and student evaluations.
On this episode of Chronicle Headlines, we talk to Director of the Student Center Andy Dutil, as well as take a look at composting efforts on campus.
Managing Editor Miranda Manier, Digital/Brand Manager Micha Thurston and Senior Photo Editor Mike Rundle discuss the crossroads of representation in "Star Wars" and "Sweetness in the Belly," as well as in Scarlett Johansson's work.
On this episode of Chronicle Headlines, our staff discusses mixed reactions to CFAC's affiliation vote from union membership, a book on the longest running Latino theatre written by Associate Professor Elio Leturia and Illinois' upcoming nonbinary IDs.
On this week's episode of Chronicle Headlines, our staff discusses theater professors being highlighted in Mark Larson’s new Chicago oral history. Also, Norman Alexandroff has been dismissed from the college, ending a family legacy on campus.
Chronicle staff sits down with presidential candidate John Hickenlooper.
