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history
Arts & Culture
Exhibition Review: The Art and Impact of German Creatives
A look at ‘Power Frauen: German Women Who Dared to Dream’
Entertainment
Where Did Dalgona Coffee Come From? Not from TikTok
The whipped coffee fad has a history of class, race, and creature comforts.
News
Pride, Inc.
When a major corporation slaps a rainbow on its logo, what does it stand to gain? Here's a look inside the complicated nature of corporate support of Pride Month.
News
My Juneteenth
The history, legacy, and one woman's personal connection to the United States' other Independence Day.
SAIC
Departmental Overview: Art Therapy
A brief history of art therapy as an academic discipline, and how it manifests at SAIC.
News
How The 1968 Democratic National Convention Changed The Way We Vote
Before 1968, primary elections looked very different.
News
Bleeding Hearts: How the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Impacted American Crime
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre turns 90 this year, giving us an opportunity to re-examine the legacy of this historic (and notorious) event.
Arts & Culture
“Invisible Man”: Gordon Parks and Ralph Ellison in Harlem
The Art Institute of Chicago places novelist Ralph Ellison next to photographer Gordon Parks for marvelously provocative results.
