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August 14, 2022

Moving Pictures: Questions and Conspiracies in B.J. Novak’s ‘Vengeance’

When the question is "America?" then there is no right answer.

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August 12, 2022

Moving Pictures: ‘Thor: Love and Blunder’

The inspirational adage "never give up" need not apply to everything.

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August 11, 2022

Book Review: Flung Out of Space

Patricia Highsmith was a groundbreaking novelist who published one of the first stories with lesbian protagonists AND a happy ending. But she was also a very mean person.

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August 2, 2022

Loving the Monster: Out of the Coffin and Out of the Closet

Forget Hot Girl Summer, with “What We Do in the Shadows,” “First Kill,” and “Dracula Daily” to entertain us, it’s time to celebrate Gay Vamp Summer.

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July 8, 2022

Part-Time Faculty Organize to Join AICWU

A continued effort to unionize among part-time faculty ramps up just as school lets out for Summer.

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July 8, 2022

From the Vault: LGBTQ+ Internet Archives

Mapping the rabbit holes of LGBTQ+ topics, discussions, and culture.

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June 29, 2022

Danielle Tyler Invited Conversation

Remembering an SAIC student through her contributions to the Anti-Racism Committee’s inaugural book club.

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June 29, 2022

Moving Pictures: ‘Hustle’ and the Effortless Charm of Adam Sandler

There's something comfortable about the hustle.

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June 27, 2022

Downtown Rally for Abortion Rights

A weekend of protests following the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

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June 25, 2022

Chicago Protests Overturn of Roe v. Wade

Photographs from Friday's abortion rights protest.

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June 24, 2022

Moving Pictures: Lightyear, A ‘Toy Story’ Story

Playing culture war with 1990s action figures.

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Arts & Culture

Making Memories at the Color Factory

July 5, 2022

At Color Factory, immersive installations meet Chicago sensibilities.

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Art and Culture Calendar, June 27-July 10

June 29, 2022

A round-up for the summer season.

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Building Bridges

June 23, 2022

People Matter empowers the Chinatown community with their sculpture at Ping Tom Memorial Park.

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SAIC

Part-Time Faculty Organize to Join AICWU

July 8, 2022

A continued effort to unionize among part-time faculty ramps up just as school lets out for Summer.

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Danielle Tyler Invited Conversation

June 29, 2022

Remembering an SAIC student through her contributions to the Anti-Racism Committee’s inaugural book club.

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The Cost of Carbon Neutrality

June 23, 2022

Companies and institutions pay different prices for carbon credits in the push for net-zero carbon emissions.

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News

Part-Time Faculty Organize to Join AICWU

July 8, 2022

A continued effort to unionize among part-time faculty ramps up just as school lets out for Summer.

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From the Vault: LGBTQ+ Internet Archives

July 8, 2022

Mapping the rabbit holes of LGBTQ+ topics, discussions, and culture.

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Two men on a stage dressed in studs. Both are laughing.

Listen, Listen Well, and Tell it All

July 8, 2022

Recap from the Richard H. Driehaus Awards for Investigative Reporting.

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Entertainment

Moving Pictures: Questions and Conspiracies in B.J. Novak’s ‘Vengeance’

August 14, 2022

When the question is "America?" then there is no right answer.

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Moving Pictures: The Escape Room of ‘The Black Phone’

August 13, 2022

A horror movie where the characters actually make good decisions is still horror movie.

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Moving Pictures: ‘Thor: Love and Blunder’

August 12, 2022

The inspirational adage "never give up" need not apply to everything.

Read More →

Lit

Book Review: Flung Out of Space

August 11, 2022

Patricia Highsmith was a groundbreaking novelist who published one of the first stories with lesbian protagonists AND a happy ending. But she was also a very mean person.

Read More →