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Onlookers gaze across the Chicago River off the corner of Wells Street and Wacker Drive as the Merchandise Mart is transformed into a vibrant coral reef through projections Saturday, April 9.

Chicago artists collaborate with Art on theMART for spring program; focus on climate change

By Kristen Gesicki, Staff Reporter
April 12, 2022
Upon retirement, Mark Kelly says Columbia prepared him for role as citys cultural affairs commissioner

Upon retirement, Mark Kelly says Columbia prepared him for role as city’s cultural affairs commissioner

By Robin Sluzas, Staff Reporter
November 22, 2021
Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

By Jonathon Sadowski
October 23, 2017
Reports show Las Vegas shooter Steven Paddock had two rooms booked at the Blackstone during Lollapalooza’s 2017 festival weekend

What happens now? Chicago reacts to Las Vegas shooting

By Jackie Murray
October 16, 2017
Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave., brings together performances in coordination with other local theatre companies.

Month of Theater offers ‘backstage pass’ to Belmont Theater District

By Miranda Manier
October 10, 2017
Millennium Park was named the top tourist attraction in the Midwest for its free, culturally significant work open to locals and visitors, said Millennium Park Foundation Executive Director Scott Stewart.

Millennium Park named top Midwest attraction

By Jackie Murray
April 17, 2017
NCAA can’t continue to take advantage of players

NCAA can’t continue to take advantage of players

By Jackie Murray
March 27, 2017
Tiny Boots, announced by the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs, will give free child care to Illinois veterans attending counseling, medical appointments or job interviews through a partnership with the YWCA.

State program to provide vets with child care

By Caroline Bowen
February 27, 2017
Marvel’s most recent effort, “Doctor Strange,” released Nov. 4, plays it safe in all categories but the visual effects.

Nothing ‘strange’ about ‘Doctor Strange’

By Arts & Culture Reporter
November 14, 2016
Cultural Center performance uses art, colors to convey emotions

Cultural Center performance uses art, colors to convey emotions

By Mackenzie Crosson, Contributing Writer
October 31, 2016

The bittersweet ending of my college career

By Multimedia Reporter
May 9, 2016
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Columbia alums shine in Goodman Theatre play

By Sadie Miller
March 30, 2015
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