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Review: The many issues with the Netflix docu-series 'Tiger King'

Review: The many issues with the Netflix docu-series ‘Tiger King’

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Copy Editor
April 10, 2020

Senior fashion design major Maria Varela is working with instructors in the Fashion Studies Department to create masks to send to health care workers at the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.

Artists find solace and community through remote collaborative projects

By Camilla Forte, Deputy Director of Photography
April 6, 2020

Review: Vundabar masters the art of variety in ‘Either Light’

Review: Vundabar masters the art of variety in ‘Either Light’

By Ella Watylyk, Copy Editor
March 30, 2020

The Chronicle's guide to fending off boredom while social distancing

The Chronicle’s guide to fending off boredom while social distancing

By Isaiah Colbert, Staff Reporter
March 28, 2020

Gabriel Bump is a Chicago native. His debut novel,

Review: ‘The microcosm of South Shore,’ a literary coming-of-age in Gabriel Bump’s ‘Everywhere You Don’t Belong’

By Margaret Smith, Opinions Editor
March 25, 2020

Junior design management major Imani Kutti operates a one-woman fashion line, incorporating aspects of her African heritage.

Student brings African heritage to the Chicago fashion scene

By Lauren Leazenby, Staff Reporter
March 23, 2020

International Women's Day concert GLRZ WKND featured a showcase of upcoming female talent in Chicago.

GRLZ WKND concert celebrates female empowerment at Avondale Music Hall

By Steven Nunez, Photojournalist
March 22, 2020

Alexander Glantz, who goes by Alexander 23, opened for pop artist Chelsea Cutler at their sold-out show Tuesday, March 10.

Review: Alexander 23 steals the show

By Kendall Polidori, Managing Editor
March 17, 2020

The Chronicle's vegan restaurant guide to Chicago

The Chronicle’s vegan restaurant guide to Chicago

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Copy Editor
March 15, 2020

Chicago's first female mayor, Jane Byrne, played by Christine Mary Dunford, is immortalized on the stage in

Chicago’s infamous publicity stunt makes theatrical debut nearly 40 years later

By Dyana Daniels, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2020

Febreezja Couch won the 2019 pageant, scoring the association more than $4,000, which helped the Red Liners fund travel to tournaments across North America.

Chicago Gay Hockey Association’s second drag beauty pageant scores big

By Justin Anderson, Photojournalist
March 14, 2020

Artists depict the universal female experience at ‘Suffra-Jetting’ exhibit

Artists depict the universal female experience at ‘Suffra-Jetting’ exhibit

By Mari Devereaux, Managing Editor
March 8, 2020

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