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I find that I go to the Art Institute much less than I’d like to, and I’m hoping that this series will encourage me, as well as you, the reader, to take advantage of our world-class museum and the exciting new temporary exhibitions that are shown there.
Arts & Culture
The ‘Dream Tiger’ is Coming for You
Alex Lee -
A brief overview of the latest art challenge
Entertainment
Nicki’s ‘Bigfoot’ Tries to Step on Megan’s ‘Hiss’
I spent hours scrolling through diss tweets so you don’t have to. Also, why is Ben Shapiro here?
News
SAIC Finally Revokes Kanye West’s Honorary Doctorate
Some students say the decision came too late, years after West's racist remarks.
Entertainment
How Elon Musk Buying Twitter Affects Artists
Let's breakdown how the Musk-meltdown is going to impact us artists.
Arts & Culture
When Jerry Saltz Kicked the Twitter Hive
What one controversial tweet reveals about the changing face of criticism.
Entertainment
Free Fallin’ with Your Jelly Bean Bros
Why Fall Guys is one of 2020's most addicting games.
Entertainment
Memes To The Front
Amid the ongoing U.S. protests, memes are playing a significant role in the rapid dissemination of information.
News
Reading Between the Community Guidelines
How social media giants target and restrict sex workers on their platforms.
Climate
A Drop In the (Plastic) Ocean
In the face of global corporate pollution, what impact do our individual sustainability choices really have?
News
News Briefs
SAIC mourns the death of Lisa Kuivinen; a dinosaur is found in Montana; Justin Bieber abandons Twitter; and the White House negotiates with terrorists.
Entertainment
Free Kesha
Two months after she lost her injunction towards her former producer and alleged abuser, fans and celebrities alike are still fighting to #freekesha from her contract with Sony.
Uncategorized
Eric Jarosinski: The Internet Aphorist
A look at Twitter-based journal @NeinQuarterly: a nonexistent compendium of utopian negation.
