The Columbia Chronicle

This week on chronversations, students turn to their calendars to share with us their ideal holidays with any rules bounded by no restrictions for any time of the year if they had the chance to create a new holiday. Hosted by Cosme Cruz. 

This week on headlines, the SGA elections are being held from April 2nd to the 9th, guest speaker Jordan Dawson shares changes being made to important events on campus.

This week on headlines, guest speaker Olivia Cohen talks about the potential selling of the colleges library building, as well as jobs that could be lost in administrative cuts.

This week on Chronversations, Columbia students open up about what they wish they could accomplish that has been blocked by fear as we approach spring break for the 2024 spring semester. Hosted By Cosme Cruz  

This week on Chronversations, Columbia students reflect on their regrets by sharing the first thing they would search for in a box filled with everything they've lost over the years if it were guaranteed to be there. Hosted by Cosme Cruz 

This week on Headlines, guest speaker, Alli Shelton, talks about changes being made to the housing contracts at the college, and concerns that students are sharing about it.

This week on headlines, guest speaker Patience Hurston talks about an interview with President Kwang-Wu Kim about the state of the college and what is to come for the future of Columbia.

This week on Chronversations, Columbia students laugh and share their Plans to spend lavishly if they were to win the Illinois lottery but couldn't tell anyone. Hosted by Cosme Cruz

This week on Chronversations, students attending the Grad Photo Panel received a number of great tips and tricks for managing their undergrad in hopes of pursuing a higher level of education starting with something they wish they were taught before graduating. Hosted by Cosme Cruz  

This week on headlines, CEO and President Dr Kim prepares a report for the college with his recommendations on how to close the 38 million dollar financial deficit. Feedback will be given on his report in late spring, just a few months ahead of his resignation.