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Released on Oct. 5, Ajani Jones' latest EP,

Review: Ajani Jones delivers his most personal record with ‘Kenya’ EP

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
October 26, 2020

'Jazz Kitchen,' a livestream exploration of jazz and food

‘Jazz Kitchen,’ a livestream exploration of jazz and food

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
October 9, 2020

With the release of

Review: Vic Spencer and SonnyJim take listeners back to basics in ‘Spencer for Higher 3’

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
September 15, 2020

Eat, drink and meet bunnies: Four places to visit this fall

Eat, drink and meet bunnies: Four places to visit this fall

By Dyana Daniels, Staff Reporter
September 2, 2020

Darius Hampton (left) and Neil Tesser (right) host a virtual session for The Jazz Institute of Chicago's Straight Ahead Jazz Exchange.

Jazz Institute of Chicago hosts annual summer conference online amid pandemic

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
July 23, 2020

Review: Dinner Party debuts with irresistibly soulful self-titled album

Review: Dinner Party debuts with irresistibly soulful self-titled album

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
July 21, 2020

The mockumentry pilot for

Second City alumni spoof the spooky with new show pilot

By Jermaine Nolen
September 29, 2018

Acclaimed Chicago saxophonist Frank Catalano plays for the crowd at Andy's Jazz Club Sept. 11 in River North.

Jazz popularity crescendoes with young audiences

By Alexandra Yetter
September 19, 2018

Summertime Chicago offers free event, Tuesday on the Terrace

Summertime Chicago offers free event, Tuesday on the Terrace

By Jermaine Nolen
September 7, 2018

NIIA finding ‘new ways’ to pull from old genres

NIIA finding ‘new ways’ to pull from old genres

By Miranda Manier
April 20, 2018

More than 70 events throughout the city are being held in April to celebrate Chicago Dance Month, hosted by See Chicago Dance.

Just dance: Monthlong celebration keeps body moving, grooving

By Kendrah Villiesse
April 8, 2018

“Grovedale High” is a teen drama web series created and produced by Columbia students. The show is set in 2005 and follows the life and love tribulations of emo, underdog high school students.

Web series takes students to emo days

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
October 9, 2017

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