The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
Following the cancellation of two complete films by Warner Bros, film connoisseurs are pushing back against the corporatization …
REVIEW: “Drive-Away Dolls,” while lacking some of the charisma of the B-movies it draws from, is a fun …
Writer Brendan Parr discusses Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel “Dune.”
“Dune 2” is something that demands a theater experience to allow the sweeping soundscape and visuals truly enrapture …
“Fairview” is a poignant and correctly targeted mediation on the violence of the white gaze on Black Americans.
Sorce listened to Lamar’s album after preparing to attend Lollapalooza — and was initially unimpressed.
At Thalia Hall this past Thursday, indie singer Indigo De Souza walked through their vast discography.
Tarot readings offer the recipient a chance to see what their future might hold, and spiritually in-touch students …
The Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s rendition of “Richard III” is delightfully funny, but lacks much of the earnest seriousness …
Motivated by promoting sustainability and combatting fast fashion, students use crochet as an opportunity to enhance their personal …
Despite the successes of the animated “Spider-Verse” films, the failure of “Morbius” gave some Marvel fans low expectations …
Sofar Sounds has become a jumping-off point for a variety of now-famous artists, providing an intimate setting for …
Loyola professors recount the first time they met their current partners, who are also professors.
Loyola’s Center for Black Student Excellence hosted a screening and talk-back of Jordan Peele’s “Nope” as a part …
Inspired by a “Parks and Recreation” episode, Galentine’s has taken TikTok by storm and inspired a variety of …
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