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Art Institute of Chicago
Opinion
Mechanics of Accountability: Administrators Cash In, Instructors Burn Out
Students examine how AICWU challenges profit-driven decisions
Arts & Culture
‘When we get the necklace back, we won’t display it in a museum’
How a sacred necklace of Nepal’s Hindu goddess ended up at AIC
SAIC
Union members at Chicago’s art institute blame management for delaying negotiations
“If management tries to delay anymore, they are going to find out that we are stronger than ever.”
Entertainment
SAIC on the Oscars
The SAIC community shares thoughts and reactions to Hollywood's biggest night
News
When Will SAIC Decolonize?
Like several academic institutions of the Global North, SAIC also heavily relies on Eurocentric ideas and knowledge of art.
SAIC
7 Things To Do While Waiting For The Sharp Elevator
Why waste your time when you can host a salon before your lift arrives?
News
Part-time Faculty at SAIC Overwhelmingly Vote to Join the Union
Out of 410 votes that were counted yesterday, 92% of faculty voted YES.
SAIC
SAIC: Where a Credit Hour Costs More Than an Ounce of Gold
The tuition increase has forced some students to wonder whether their needs matter.
Arts & Culture
Navigating Between the Floating Worlds
A Collective Introspection of Japanese Printmakers during the “Dark Night” in 1923–45.
