Columbia’s administration holds a town hall to discuss the college’s budget deficit and retention rates, reports @OCohenReports and @ElizabethRymut
https://t.co/pyTCoGpNjo
Mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas met once again to persuade Chicagons who is best for mayor, reports @true_chicago, @elizabethrymut, and @aburrisdesign https://t.co/k4fQLayDum
Students and staff were evacuated after a fire alarm goes off due to gas leak in Columbia’s 33 building, reports @ocohenreports and @elizabethrymut
https://t.co/4kgSz1vCXQ
Chants from hundreds of protestors calling for fossil fuel divestments filled the frigid air Friday afternoon in front of the Chase Tower in downtown Chicago.
With the mayoral election now one day away, the Chronicle has broken down each candidates policies and stances on a variety of issues including safety, affordable housing and enrollment in Chicago Public Schools, reports Staff
https://t.co/Y14H4kp0vJ
Voter turnout is expected to remain low in Chicago’s municipal elections this year for multiple reasons. Read more: https://t.co/gA34T4QrO8 #uicdigital
This weekend the Chronicle attended the annual Illinois College Press Association conference and raked in various awards including first place for page design, feature story, editorial and overall sweepstakes for medium-sized schools, for 2022.
In his address to the 118th Congress, President Joe Biden recognizes education issues after omitting the topic from last year’s State of the Union speech, reports @elizabethrymut and @OCReports https://t.co/SzmgtPXd7i
SGA environmental committee released the results from their first sustainability report shared with students, reports @elizabethrymut
https://t.co/WrT9coBVG8