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The original building, 201 S. Ashland Ave., was established in 1885 but will be turned into an event space in 2020.

Epiphany Center for the Arts to open as ‘community hub’ in West Loop

By Mari Devereaux, Staff Reporter
December 18, 2019

“Pretty Woman: The Musical,” based on the 1990 film of the same name, will make its debut March 13 at The Oriental Theatre, 24 W. Randolph St., for a limited five-week run before heading to Broadway.

‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’ debuts in Chicago

By Molly Walsh
March 5, 2018

Protests break out in Puerto Rico as frustration grows

Drake donates nearly $1M in newest music video

By Ariana Portalatin
February 26, 2018

Hump! Film Festival features 21 curated sex flicks made by amateurs, coming to Chicago Feb. 16–17 at the Music Box Theatre, 3733 N. Southport Ave.

Hump! Film Festival rides raw into Chicago’s Music Box

By Mayan Darbyshire
February 10, 2018

MassVR’s proprietary technology will allow players to move untethered in the virtual battlegrounds of “VR Champions,” a competitive first-person shooter.

MassVR opens virtual reality experience a gamer could love

By Mayan Darbyshire
February 5, 2018

The Femme FATales, a body-positive burlesque troupe, will be bringing its show to Center on Halsted, 3656 N. Halsted St., Feb 10.

Femme FATales transform burlesque in big way

By Mayan Darbyshire
February 4, 2018

New treatment gives second chance to leukemia patients at U of Chicago

New treatment gives second chance to leukemia patients at U of Chicago

By Savannah Eadens
September 11, 2017

Candida Alvarez poses in front of her painting

Pilsen artist is ‘Here’ with new exhibit

By Kendrah Villiesse
May 8, 2017

America's 'Wild Card': The next four years with Trump

America’s ‘Wild Card’: The next four years with Trump

By The Columbia Chronicle Staff
November 16, 2016

The winning pieces from the two banner and mural competitions will join pre–existing murals as part of the Wabash Arts Corridor display at Manifest on May 13.

Student competitions to enhance Manifest campus rejuvenation

By Campus Reporter
February 18, 2016

Dean finalist proposes more collaboration between college’s media fields

By Campus Reporter
February 15, 2016

Professor Carl T. Bogus of Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island, argued against the Supreme Court's ruling of the second amendment, which gives Americans the right to protect themselves by owning a handgun.

Right to bear arms falls short in Chicago debate

By Gretchen Sterba Metro Reporter
November 23, 2015

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