The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
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As temperatures drop, students can warm up with a fresh Chicago bagel.
Drunk Shakespeare enhances classic theater by allowing one performer to get progressively plastered.
“The Brutalist” tears down the monument of American idealism.
The Joffrey Ballet’s rendition of “Nutcracker” injects a Chicago atmosphere to the classic performance.
Chicago’s yearly Christkindlmarkt allows Loyola students an opportunity to experience the Yuletide season in a downtown setting.
“Wicked” details the origins of the Wicked Witch of the West from “The Wizard of Oz.”
“A Complete Unknown” follows folk legend Bob Dylan’s rise to stardom, and controversial switch from acoustic to an …
“brent iii” is songwriting duo Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler’s third entry in the indie album series.
Roman Susan’s performance piece “Death Cleaning” isn’t a funeral, but a celebration of life.
The indie film is dogged down by its own expectations.
“Y2K” is an earnest tribute to both ’90s comedies and practical effects.
Loyola’s collaboration productions unites students to produce three incredible, short films.
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