Tuesday’s primaries in Wisconsin, New York and Connecticut showed there is such strong disapproval of Biden’s support for the Israeli assault on Gaza that it could cost him the general election. https://t.co/e0V5MfiinV
With mere weeks to organize, Michigan’s ‘Uncommitted’ campaign drew more than 10 times the amount of support it expected.
Now, organizers of the effort are spreading their campaign to other states.
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Column: The Chronicle surprised me with what I was capable of, and I will never forget the people who encouraged me along the way, writes @annambusalacchi https://t.co/Q7RWgKIAJt
Column: The Chronicle surprised me with what I was capable of, and I will never forget the people who encouraged me along the way, writes @annambusalacchi https://t.co/Q7RWgKIAJt
Letter to Editor: Columbia should make Election Day a collegewide holiday to encourage students to vote in the midterm elections and be civically engaged, writes Columbia Votes team.
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The 5K race that celebrates Día de los Muertos returns to Pilsen with participants arriving in skull face paints honoring the loved ones they have lost, reports @irviniibarra.
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Columbia’s administration has announced forthcoming increases to tuition, required fees and housing, one year after the school raised tuition by 10%, reports @OCohenReports
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Vintage Goose, an expansion of sister store Pilsen Vintage, sells vintage curations of fashion and antiques. The store gives local artists a platform to sell their designs and perform their music, reports Kimberly Kapela.
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Funding creative projects is not always easy, but the Albert P. Weisman Award has made it possible for some Columbia creatives, reports @LemottCierra. https://t.co/GCGYBqscjr
Members of SGA's executive board hope to create a more inclusive community on campus through a new approach to providing resources in support of underrepresented students, reports @irviniibarra https://t.co/po94cceUWC
Native American Heritage Month inspires reflection at Columbia, and the Student Diversity and Inclusion team is working to highlight underrepresented histories through its new series "HISTORYtalks," @ruthjohnsn reports. https://t.co/2JpzpR1ma9
Column: When experiencing hard times, people often rely on religion and prayer, but when it was forced on me by my grandma, I cut her out of my life, writes @AminaSergazina. https://t.co/8FgWzMp2dF
Porous Gallery’s latest exhibition titled "The Discarded" is a glimpse into how everyday, mundane objects can be reused to give new life to artworks, reports Kimberly Kapela.
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Opinion: World leaders met in Egypt for their 27th annual session of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, and once again pretended to address climate change, writes @elizabethrymut https://t.co/x2wBtaB6nZ
For photographer Sylvie Harris, a plant was the start of a journey that would take her to Europe and back; this journey would turn into her latest photography exhibition, 'The Ancestry of Home,' reports @robin_sluzas.
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Columbia's Campus Violence Prevention Plan has not been updated since 2015. Now, a new working draft of the plan which outlines Campus Safety and Security's efforts is open for public commentary, reports @Kamy_Smelser.
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Review: Featuring music by Ingrid Michaelson, "The Notebook" is a must-see for both romance and theatre fans, writes @averyt_214.
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