The Columbia Chronicle

Chronicle Headlines: Vote!

This week on Chronicle Headlines, Host John McGowan speaks to Prentice Butler on his candidacy for Alderman of Chicago's 4th Ward. Then he speaks to Carolina Ayala and Haley Patton from Columbia Votes on how students can find polling places and get registered for the election on April 4th.

News in Brief - March 22nd

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Chronicle Headlines: Voting, Mental Health, and the Gas Leak

This week on Chronicle Headlines, Host John McGowan speaks to Photojournalist Sam Tucker, News Editor Leah Love, Copy Editor Kimberly Vazquez on the recent gas leak at 33 East Ida B. Wells, a recent show promoting Black men's mental health, and ranked choice voting.

News in Brief - March 15th

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Chronicle Headlines: All About AI

This week on Chronicle Headlines, Host John McGowan speaks to Marco Chou, an Adjunct Professor in Depaul's School of Computing, on the basics of AI, the benefits and negatives of its use today, and the role it has in the future.

News in Brief - March 8th

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News in Brief - March 3rd

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Chronicle Headlines: Elections, Jobs, and Money

This week on Chronicle Headlines, Host John McGowan speaks to News Editor Leah Love, Senior Reporter Amina Sergazina and Staff Reporter Vivian Richey on the mayoral election, the interesting way a Columbia grad found his dream job, and the undisclosed class fees students are facing.

News in Brief - February 24th

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Chronicle Headlines: Health, Hygiene, and Safety

This week on Chronicle Headlines, Host John McGowan speaks to Managing Editor Elizabeth Rymut, and Multimedia Reporters John Pollock and Cierra Lemott on menstrual equity, school safety, and the new masking policy.