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The ‘Difficult Decisions’ SAIC Faces

Sidne K. Gard - March 6, 2026

Budget strain leads to layoffs, fewer classes

News in Brief: Global and Domestic Turmoil

Alex Lee - March 5, 2026

Violence, lawsuits, and recent Trump activity

Too Cold For Comfort: How to Deal with Sub-Zero Temperatures in Chicago

Ash Ahmad - February 28, 2026

It’s winter, weather you like it or not

California College of the Arts to Close After the 2026-2027 School Year

Ash Ahmad - February 5, 2026

The Bay Area loses another arts touchstone despite 2025 donations

What it Costs to go Home

Anna Strzepek - January 12, 2026

A graphic journalism piece

News in Brief: January 9, 2026

Alex Lee - January 9, 2026

This brief discusses Gaza's December, Vanity Fair's White House Portraits, Operation Midway Blitz, and more

More Clubs, Less Cash

Ash Ahmad - December 8, 2025

SAIC’s budget can’t keep up with student organization growth

Art Degrees Down the Drain

Sidne K. Gard - November 29, 2025

National funding cuts, a stagnant job market, and disappearing opportunities

Nevertheless, We Enrich

Sidne K. Gard - November 7, 2025

SAIC navigates a nationwide shift in DEI

How to Ice Watch

Sivan Gilbert - November 3, 2025

Concerned citizens can help their community

Chicago ‘Will Never Surrender’

Sivan Gilbert - October 20, 2025

250,000 Chicagoans rally together for Saturday’s ‘No Kings’ protest

US Shuts Door on International Students

Gouri Bhuyan - October 14, 2025

Trump policies affect enrollment numbers at small liberal arts colleges

ICE-d Out

Ash Ahmad - October 7, 2025

How to stay safe as a student and a Chicagoan amidst immigration crackdown

Doors Locked after Dark

Alex Lee - October 4, 2025

Citing costs, SAIC reduces 24 hour building access

Off the Rails

J.E Paeth - September 13, 2025

A graphic journalism piece about the state of the CTA's budget