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With the help of animation majors, comedy writers get the opportunity to expand the boundaries that live action inhibits Saturday Morning is a student-run production that combines the talents of ...

“By the end of the album, UMI has healed and can accept her true self. A little part of you will be healed as well every time you listen to the album.” When listening to UMI’s debut album Forest in ...

Outside the University of Chicago’s Ida Noyes Hall, the location of Doc Film’s Maxpalevsky Cinema. Photo Credit: Eliot Solomon How watching nature-focused, avant-garde cinema cured me from the cold ...

Before Windows 95, Amazon and DVDs, novelty technology reigned supremely on 1994’s surface. Floppy disks, fax machines, dial-up and cassettes kept the mainstream occupied while computing, game design, ...

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Hill’s raw honesty and exploration into Black womanhood, relationships, religion and self-love have been a guiding light for many young people over the past three decades, and I am no different.

Warning: this piece contains spoilers “Would you f — k me? I’d f — k me.” Buffalo Bill says to themself in a mirror as they apply makeup, tuck and dance around the room while their hostage tries to ...

On February 11, a street sign named Ida B. Wells Drive was resurrected in Chicago. Named after civil rights activist and investigative journalist Ida Bell Wells-Barnett, the sign signifies a step in ...