The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
Writer Serena Aliyah inquires undergraduate students about Colleen Hoover, a young adult novelist, and her polarizing works.
Sandra Kaufmann’s guidance and passion, the dancers’ enthusiasm and the piece’s nature as a tribute to relational hope …
With an extensive menu, this brunch spot offers meals for even the pickiest of guests.
The nostalgic comfort from stuffed animals provides instant reminders of home, easing the transitioning process for incoming undergraduates.
Squeezed between a restaurant and an herbal apothecary, the shop is a romance reader’s heaven, offering book-related posters …
Writer Hailey Gates dives into her love for romance novelist Emily Henry, the best-selling author of “Beach Read.”
Released on Sept. 22, ‘Scarlet’ is a manifestation of Doja Cat’s newly adopted persona.
“The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We” is almost entirely acoustic yet full of life.
“Life is a Cabaret,” a student-run performance, explores the nuances and struggles of everyday life.
The cast and crew of Loyola’s Student Play Fest hit the ground running with their newest production.
Odom’s work is infused with a disarming kind of humor as well as queer references and commentaries on …
In the first edition of her column, deputy arts editor Angela Ramírez reflects on Celia Cruz’s legacy and …
Full of mystery and scares, readers can look no further than M.L. Rio’s “If We Were Villains.”
The Art Institute of Chicago’s newest, temporary exhibition features two famed pieces by Michaelangelo Caravaggio.
To embrace the autumnal spirit, The Phoenix compiled five fall-themed movies to set the mood for the season.
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