On Oct. 5, Neighbors for Environmental Justice held a celebration dinner at the McKinley Community…
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Singer-songwriter Buck Meek’s vulnerable folk-country crooning takes over Lincoln Hall
Buck Meek, the lead guitarist of indie folk band Big Thief and unique singer-songwriter in…
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Graduate students deliver AI-driven comedic battles in new party-style game ‘Jazz vs Waffles’
Ever wished you could see Taylor Swift battle a jar of pickles? What about a…
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A professor’s fight for birthing justice
Connecting with the women of a birthing center in the South Bronx was important for…
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North Center welcomes new Color Me Mine location
Color Me Mine North Center opened on April 4 and is the first city location…
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Chicago freaks out again: Steve Krakow and a Million Tongues
Two decades ago, Million Tongues burrowed into Chicago. If that sounds weird to you, it’s…
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Call it (radio) fate, call it (radio) karma: The founder of CHIRP Radio’s local music revolution.
As the founder of CHIRP, a cookbook collector, a master fundraiser, radio believer and the…
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Creator of safe haven for women, nonbinary artists in Chicago
Beate Minkovski says her art is “too in your face.” Through various sculptures and canvases,…