Monthly Archives: March, 2019

Post Archives

SAIC

Mapping Art: The Spring Undergraduate Exhibition

Luis Lopez Levi - March 29, 2019

BFA students ask, is where you are now where you ought to be?

Climate

Survey Says: Voting & Politics

Dustin Lowman - March 28, 2019

F Newsmagazine surveys the student body for insight on their voting habits and political preferences

Arts & Culture

High Fiber Diet

Kristin Leigh Hofer - March 27, 2019

At DePaul Art Museum, Betsy Odom and kg Gnatowki play with craft, gender, and loss.

Arts & Culture

March Art Picks

Leah Gallant - March 27, 2019

Four shows to see in Chicago

Arts & Culture

Dreaming of “STATE”-hood

Hayley-Jane Blackstone - March 24, 2019

"STATE" is collaboration in its most faithful sense.

SAIC

Social Justice In And Out Of The Classroom

Georgia Hampton - March 20, 2019

Ruth Needleman, SAIC professor and activist, encourages collaboration in the face of bigotry.

SAIC

Change is NEXT

Leo Smith - March 19, 2019

A closer look at the NEXT Strategic Planning Initiative.

F+

Hidden Cafes in Chicago Vol. 02

John Choi - March 17, 2019

Every month, Multimedia Editor John Choi explores cafes in different Chicago neighborhoods so students and faculty can find a new favorite spot.

Comics

Cold Boy

Bridget Bilbo - March 15, 2019

A comic by Bridget Bilbo.

Comics

Caring Crows

Ishita Dharap - March 15, 2019

A comic by Ishita Dharap.

Comics

Chad the Lizard Wizard

Finn Walker - March 15, 2019

A comic by Finn Walker.

Comics

Dentures 13-14

Sofia Diaz - March 15, 2019

A comic by Sofia Diaz.

Entertainment

Seven Apps You Didn’t Know You Needed

McKenzie Fitz - March 14, 2019

As artists, we all know how important utilizing social media for our work can be, but doing it right isn’t always as simple as snapping a quick pic and posting. Fortunately there are apps for that.

SAIC

Building Across Disciplines

Dustin Lowman - March 13, 2019

Jonathan Solomon, director of AIADO, talks design and citizenship.

F+

Sestina for the DivaCup

Kaycie Surrell - March 12, 2019

A poem by Kaycie Surrell.