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US Politics · United States

Protesters crowd into streets, parks and plazas at anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ demonstrations across US

58% Center coverage: 260 sources

Cities large and small are preparing for major demonstrations across the U.S. against President Donald Trump.See the Story

Donald Trump · Florida

Trump Supporter Breaks Down After ICE Takes Away Third of His Employees

Hundreds Gather on West Side for Inaugural North Lawndale Juneteenth Freedom Day Parade

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

CHICAGO — A large crowd united on the West Side on Thursday for the very first North Lawndale Juneteenth Freedom Day Parade. While the warm temperatures have officially returned to Chicagoland, the heat did not seem to stop hundreds from taking to the streets of North Lawndale to celebrate and enjoy the start of the Juneteenth holiday. "It’s from our roots, it’s what we do. This is how we get down, we party, we get together and we celebrate ours…Brandon Johnson · Chicago See the Story

Columbia College Lays Off 20 Faculty Members Amid Budget Cuts

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Tuesday’s announcement is the latest in a series of cuts the school has made to programming and staffing in an attempt to plug the $38 million budget deficit.Layoffs · Chicago See the Story

NASCAR heats up in Chicago with international flair, uncertain future

Australian Supercars champion Will Brown will make his second-ever NASCAR Cup Series appearance in the Grant Park 165 street race, joining the Chicago Street Race as a late entry for Kaulig Racing. Brown, who clinched the 2024 Supercars title, made his NASCAR debut earlier this month in Sonoma, California, where electrical issues dropped him from 24th to a 31st-place finish at the Save Mart 350. He will line up alongside fellow Australian, Sha…Nascar · Chicago Read Article

On land or water, Columbia film instructor Martin Bernstein still finds new stories to tell

Gallery • 3 Photos Eleanor Lusciatti Martin Bernstein, an adjunct professor in the School of Film and Television, sits aboard one of the boats he charters, the Alexa, while docked at Belmont Harbor in Chicago on Thursday, June 12, 2025. On a breezy June morning as the wind off Lake Michigan curls through Belmont Harbor, Martin Bernstein doesn’t know exactly where the day will take him. Docked near the shoreline of Lincoln Pa…Alexa · Chicago Read Article

Columbia student shares story of grief, loss amid U.S. immigration crackdown

The music was still thumping at the wedding reception when Gabriel ‘Gonzo’ Gonzalez stepped outside into the California night in May, trying to console their younger brother. Daniel Gonzalez, an off-duty U.S. Army medic, had been drinking, crying, unraveling. Gonzo, a senior film and television student at Columbia, guided him out of the noise and toward the car for air and quiet. Daniel Gonzalez sank into the driver’s seat, still sobbing. Gonz…Columbia · Columbia Read Article

Chronversations with Stella Huang: Who are Columbia’s gym rats, really?

This week on Chronversations, we stop by Columbia’s Fitness Center again to find out who’s really hitting the gym over the summer.From daily gymgoers to fitness journey beginner, each of them is finding their own rhythm, and redefining what it means to be a “gym rat.” TRANSCRIPT 0:07: Welcome back to Chronicle Conversations. 0:10: I’m your host, Stella Huang. 0:15: It’s Wednesday, June 11th. It’s very sunny outside. 0:21: I’m at the Stude…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Documentary pioneer Michael Rabiger, co-founder of Columbia’s film and video program, dies at 86

Michael Rabiger, a pioneering documentary filmmaker whose textbooks and teaching shaped generations of nonfiction filmmakers and who co-founded Columbia’s film and video program, died June 8 at his home in Chicago. He was 86. Rabiger was best known for authoring “Directing the Documentary,” a foundational text now in its 7th edition, widely used in film schools around the world. First published in the late 1980s, the book emphasized experienti…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Breaking: Jim DeRogatis leaves Columbia for Northwestern

Jim DeRogatis, a groundbreaking music critic known for his reporting and investigation into allegations against singer R. Kelly, is leaving Columbia College to teach at Northwestern University. DeRogatis, a professor of instruction in the School of Communication and Culture, will be a professor of practice in the Medill School of Journalism, Media, and Integrated Marketing Communications at Northwestern University. He will take Sound Opinio…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

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Protesters crowd into streets, parks and plazas at anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ demonstrations across US

Trump Supporter Breaks Down After ICE Takes Away Third of His Employees

LIVE BLOG: Protesters Rally Against ICE in Downtown Chicago

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Trump Supporter Breaks Down After ICE Takes Away Third of His Employees

Hundreds Gather on West Side for Inaugural North Lawndale Juneteenth Freedom Day Parade

Columbia College Lays Off 20 Faculty Members Amid Budget Cuts

NASCAR heats up in Chicago with international flair, uncertain future

On land or water, Columbia film instructor Martin Bernstein still finds new stories to tell

Columbia student shares story of grief, loss amid U.S. immigration crackdown

Chronversations with Stella Huang: Who are Columbia’s gym rats, really?

Documentary pioneer Michael Rabiger, co-founder of Columbia’s film and video program, dies at 86

Breaking: Jim DeRogatis leaves Columbia for Northwestern

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