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This week on South Loop TV: Do you know your rights? Illinois workers show they do with the “know your rights” training workshop. Students speak up about the shortcomings of Canvas, and some professors who aren’t picking up the slack. Plus, an exclusive interview about the new student registration portal.

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This episode was recorded on Friday, April 18, 2025, hosted and produced by Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers, with music by Eric Matyas from soundimage.org. 

This week on Three C’s: Here are three things to know about how Donald Trump’s tariffs could affect you as a consumer.

A conversation with Jeff Sanderson about Grad Expo 2025

This week on Three C’s: The Career Center is hosting Portfolio Preparation: Getting Started; SGA is holding their executive board election; The Career Center is hosting a Career in the Arts Panel

A conversation with Junior reporter, Uriel Reyes, about the newest Snow White film.

On March 17, Shantay Bolton was announced as Columbia’s next president and CEO. The Chronicle sat down for an exclusive interview with the president-elect. In this podcast, the Chronicle’s copy chief Patience Hurston discusses the interview, Columbia’s future and the future of higher education as a whole.

This week on South Loop TV: Get Mad: A DeStress event hosted by Student Engagement and Leadership, Columbia College’s new president, Green Thumb Gathering opens for the spring, and Co-Create Cafe, a student-led initiative for an open stress-free environment. 

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Watch the broadcast TV episode on YouTube.

This episode was recorded on Friday, March 21, 2025, hosted and produced by Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers, with music by Eric Matyas from soundimage.org. 

A conversation with the newly elected President and CEO, Shantay Bolton.

This week on Three C’s: Groups across the college are participating in De-stress Fest. Here are three of the events happening this week.

This week on South Loop TV: Students speak at Columbia College's DEI Town Hall. Uplift, Columbia's annual women's history event. And, Cadre Music, a space for creatives to network.