Is Racial Bias Behind the Honorary Degree Uproar?

Alan Turing Gets the Hollywood Treatment

Students Chicago Public Schools collaborated with SAIC's Student Union Galleries for a comprehensive public exhibition.

The works in West play upon a sense of terra incognita that has defined the “Wild West” of America in ways that other parts of the United States have not. The show’s continuous re-staging of landscape and terrain evokes another quintessential pioneer idea: that we can tame the land, make it better, acclimate to it.

One student's reflections on the artist, mentor, and leader in the SAIC community and beyond.

The user of the readymade frequently has the task of finding objects with muted histories.

May we offer advice for critiques? Resist using these phrases.

Homonormativity and Televised Representations of Gayness