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January 20, 2020

The Lesser Known Stories of Sumi Das

Learning about the struggles of the rural trans community in India

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January 3, 2020

Collected and Connected in Detroit

How one gallery is growing the network of artists and collectors in Detroit.

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January 2, 2020

Desolation & Complicity: SAIC’s Fall 2019 BFA Show

A close look at two of the pieces in this year's exhibition.

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December 19, 2019

Divestment, Part 3: So You Think You’re Carbon Neutral?

SAIC will be carbon neutral by 2020. What does that mean?

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December 17, 2019

SAIC Beat, S02E02 – Making It: Simon Anderson

Ancient Greeks, Frank Sinatra, piano destruction — oh my

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December 11, 2019

What Cannabis Legalization Means for Chicagoans

The past, present, and future of legal weed in Illinois.

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Arts & Culture

Collected and Connected in Detroit

January 3, 2020

How one gallery is growing the network of artists and collectors in Detroit.

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It Came From the Medicine Cabinet

December 9, 2019

An interview with artist Martha Poggioli.

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Architecture of the Screen

November 25, 2019

The 2019 Chicago Architecture Biennial fails where it embraces the digital instead of the spatial.

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SAIC

The Lesser Known Stories of Sumi Das

January 20, 2020

Learning about the struggles of the rural trans community in India

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Desolation & Complicity: SAIC’s Fall 2019 BFA Show

January 2, 2020

A close look at two of the pieces in this year's exhibition.

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Divestment, Part 3: So You Think You’re Carbon Neutral?

December 19, 2019

SAIC will be carbon neutral by 2020. What does that mean?

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News

Love the Earth? Here’s Where to Get Involved

December 16, 2019

7 green organizations for the environment-conscious Chicagoan.

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The Future of Police Reform in Chicago

December 13, 2019

Chicago activists organize for the re-founding of the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression

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What Cannabis Legalization Means for Chicagoans

December 11, 2019

The past, present, and future of legal weed in Illinois.

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Entertainment

How “American Horror Story: 1984” Reimagines the Slasher

December 17, 2019

How this season rights some wrongs in the genre's history, and its own.

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Doña Angela, YouTube’s Abuelita

December 4, 2019

One of YouTube's most popular cooks is also one of the platform's most unexpected celebrities.

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“Bernhardt/Hamlet” Starts Strong But, Alas…

November 27, 2019

The fictionalized tale of turn-of-the-century stage actress Sarah Bernhardt, an unlikely Hamlet.

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Lit

A Non-Poet’s Notes on a Poetry Collection

January 5, 2020

On Franny Choi's strange, new, delightful "Soft Science"

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Girl, Interrupted

January 4, 2020

The first black woman to win the Booker Prize was only given half the award. Why?

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Star Struck Wonder Struck

November 17, 2019

Paige Lewis' debut book of poetry, Space Struck is alive and breathing in a world where the divine and every day meet and carry on the business of life.

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