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CTA announced that it will add MobileQubes (phone charging stations), along with local produced organic food and photobooths. Among these stations is the Grand stop at 521 N State St.

CTA pilot program to transform transit experience

By Kendall Polidori
February 23, 2019

Chicago-based comic group remembers 'Forgotten History'

Chicago-based comic group remembers ‘Forgotten History’

By Kendrah Villiesse
February 27, 2017

Rebecca O' Neal, co-host and notable Chicago comic, performing her sketch at Cole's Bar, 2338 N. Milwaukee Ave., Oct 26.

Small clubs, big stars: Established and amateur comics flock to comedy open mics

By ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR
October 31, 2016

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s ingrained gender roles

By Managing Editor
September 12, 2016

Part-time faculty union President Diana Vallera enters the Everett McKinley Dirksen United States Courthouse, 219 S. Dearborn St., May 18 for an ongoing National Labor Relations Board hearing regarding full-time staff members' eligibility to teach courses and have union representation.

P-Fac members, more college witnesses take stand in NLRB hearing

By Editor-in-Chief
June 6, 2016

From alleyways to galleries

By Arts & Culture Editor
March 14, 2016

Hi, my name is ____ , and I’m in a fandom

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
November 23, 2015

Dale Lazarov said he started writing comics 10 years ago and has written seven published hardcovers for Sticky Graphic Novels including “Fast Friends,” “Greek Love” and “Peacock Punks.”

Holy homoerotic comics, Batman!

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
November 9, 2015

“October is going to be a non-stop 30-day discount frenzy,” Vin Nguyen said of Variety Comics in a press release. “Everything must go.”

Last page turned on Chicago’s oldest comic book store

By Arts & Culture Reporter
September 28, 2015

Katrea Lux

The world of black cosplay: discrimination, rejection, invisibility of the black cosplaying community

By Campus Editor
March 1, 2015

Icelandic artist Erró creates collages using pop culture imagery and American comics. He projects the collages onto large-scale canvas and uses acrylic paints to replicate the images. This exhibit is Erró’s first show in Chicago.

Icelandic artist comments on American culture

By Arts & Culture Reporter
February 9, 2015

Suburban train company Metra will increase fares in an effort to combat the rising costs of maintenance, leaving many Chicagoland residents displeased with the fare change.

Metra to increase fare in 2015

By Assistant Metro Editor
November 24, 2014

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