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Parson’s Chicken and Fish,2952 W. Armitage Ave., regularly serves Hot Chicken.

Nashville Hot Chicken spices up Chicago

April 18, 2016

The Windy City has taken a page from the Music City, ordering up a serving of the Nashville Hot Chicken trend in Chicago.Nashville Hot Chicken is the regional delicacy many Tennesseans have enjoyed for ...

From alleyways to galleries

By Arts & Culture Editor

March 14, 2016

A crumpled bag of Cheetos, some balled-up t-shirts and maybe a PlayStation. In the mess of a student’s dirty dorm room, one icon shines through the clutter: a concert poster from a favorite band.“The concert poster represents a tangible connection to part of their identity,” said Dan MacAdam, illustrator and founder of Crosshair Silkscreen Printing and Design. “They can put it up in their room and display it to their frie...

Local artist puts her mark on Chicago’s art scene

Emmy Star Brown creates her marker artwork using items found at flea markets and thrift shops around town.

By Arts & Culture Reporter

April 13, 2015

Emmy Star Brown is one of Chicago’s rising artists. Throughout the last several years, Brown has made a name for herself on the Chicago art scene by taking other people’s discarded belongings that...

The Weeks bring Mississippi edge to Nashville music scene

By Arts & Culture Reporter

March 30, 2015

Throughout music history, several bands have been labeled as “the next” this or that. For Mississippi rockers The Weeks, comparisons to rock band Kings of Leon have always run rampant. From its South...

Nashville, Tennessee, native band Moon Taxi made a name for itself in the last few years as one of the Music City’s thriving fastest-rising alternative rock bands.

Nashville’s Moon Taxi rides through thriving Music City

March 2, 2015

Throughout the last several years, Nashville, Tennessee, has become one of the most prolific rock scenes in the U.S. With musicians like Jack White and The Black Keys migrating to the “Music City”...

Dania Mukahhal, a senior art + design major, and Ahmed Hamad, a 2014 alum, came together to hold a vigil with citizens and students on Feb. 11, at the Sculpture Garden, on the corner of South Wabash Avenue and 11th Street, after news of the brutal shooting that killed three Muslim students.

Responsive vigil for UNC shooting addresses Islamaphobia

February 16, 2015

In response to the three Muslim students who were shot and killed on Feb. 10 near the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a vigil was held in the Sculpture Garden, on the corner of South Wabash A...

Taylor Swift takes on New York in hit new song

By Managing Editor

November 3, 2014

Taylor Swift’s latest album release has elicited excitement from fans new and old, but some are questioning what might be going on behind the scenes in terms of her marketing tactics.Swift’s bubbly new album, 1989, dropped on Oct. 27 and was expected to sell 1 million copies in its first week—just like the pop singer’s two previous albums—according to a same-day New York Times report.Despite the lack of support from forme...