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The official podcast of Columbia College Chicago’s student newspaper. For more, check out columbiachronicle.com
columbiachronicle hosts The Columbia Chronicle, a news show with 100 episodes published.
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Jane Kim-Yang and students discuss Cozy Cinema Club and how to balance school and personal comfort.
Assistant Professor Ric Walker discusses Comedy Night and the importance of putting yourself out there
SGA President, Jenna Davis, talks about community cleanup and how to get involved with Earth Day.
Danielle Alexander talks registration resources and where to turn for help.
Sky Anne Watson talks about Disco Night Jam, and Rock & Roll Productions.
Seniors talk about gained insight across their journey as college students.
Junior illustration major, Laysha Adame, talks about her artstyle and experience at Columbia.
Messed Up Movies Club President, Alex DeCroix, discusses movies and community.
Students Johnathan Webster and Carson Graves discuss burnout and the complicated emotions surrounding it
Matthew Rillie discusses DEI resources and upcoming events to get you engaged in a more diverse community.
Event organizers and artists talk about Inkfest, which will take place on Feb.13 and Feb. 14, and how it excites community within Columbia.
Kathie Bergquist, a part-time instructor in the School of Communications and Culture, discusses how studying abroad offers students new experiences and opportunities.
Students talk about their registration experience for the spring semester and returning to campus in the freezing weather.
Wrap up the semester by supporting students from programs across the college as they present their creative work.
As the semester comes to an end and students prepare for final projects and exams, here are three tips for studying.
Associate Professor in the School of Communication and Culture and WCRX-FM Faculty Advisor Matt Cunningham discusses the radio station’s history and the studio’s upcoming move within the 33 E. Ida B. Wells building.
Having an internship as a college student is a valuable way of getting into the job market. Career advisor Tom Joyce gives advice on using campus resources to find internships.
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