environment · News · Social Issues
While minds continue to rest on the Deep Horizon rig disaster, it’s time to focus on our neighbors to the north
The flood of red t-shirts and jerseys down Michigan Ave today threatened to eclipse our annual St. Patrick’s day of green.
may '10 supplement · News · School
After hearing from students and faculty, we extended our inquiry to the administration “What changes and/or improvements would you like to see at SAIC?”
Duke Reiter · News · School
F Newsmagazine met with the “Duke” to discuss his impact on the School, his expectations for the future of SAIC and what he plans to do post-presidency.
Arts & Culture · economy · News
Around the Coyote has exhibited artists for longer than most current SAIC undergraduates have been alive. That is, up until this past winter, when their much-needed fundraiser only raked in $2,000.
SAIC Moves to New Student Loan Initiative. Students will pay lower interested rates on federal student loans, one benefit of The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
A Tea Party Rally and an Anti-War demonstration have both descended upon the Loop in recent weeks.
The controversial scholar and author who swore he’d never return to Chicago, was back in town on Friday, April 16th, focusing on the issue of Gaza as a human rights violation.
Dance · News · Social Issues
Recently released inmates could be potential scholars with the tools and classes that Rumble Arts Center provide.
Arts & Culture · economy · News
Around the same time that Grolsch decided to withdraw from the Chicago art scene, another shade of green began to appear in the hands of art aficionados: the unlikely drink that is Pernod Absinthe.
Arts & Culture · Exhibition · News
If you feel like checking some art outside the school, which is a very healthy practice, I suggest going to Gallery 400 to see any of the 4 MFA exhibits they are showing until April 17th.
Haiti · News · Social Issues
It took just three minutes for news of the earthquake to disseminate to the public on an international level, and in barely over an hour, any Twitter follower could access first-hand accounts of the quake
Alumni · Arts & Culture · News · Obituary
1991 SAIC graduate’s final show of paintings at Corbett vs. Dempsey through February 6
Alumni · Faculty · News · Obituary
SAIC community mourns the loss of “Flo” McGarrell, killed in Haiti earthquake; Two others returned safely
Since a knee injury set Elizabeth Adamczyk back from running six years ago, her bicycling habits have turned from rehabilitation into a routine. For people…
“Designing Obama”, a book chronicling the role of art and design in the Obama campaign is being published unconventionally, using funds raised on the web…
Just before midnight on January 4, 2006, 50 year-old Isai Medina was walking his bike down the sidewalk near Western Avenue and Cortez when a drunk driver swerved and hit him. Medina, an avid participant in Chicago Critical Mass, was…
Sharp Building renovations opening next fall - H1N1 101 - New students’ semester experience and future choices
treetWise vendor Robert Nelson has lived in Chicago for about forty years and started selling StreetWise magazines in 1993 or 1994. He has always…