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The Invisible Extensions of Ourselves_Ashe VaughnDownload How does our body extend its senses through different art mediums? 1) The Painter's Tool With practice, a painter stops thinking only about holding... Continue Reading →
Tucked into Hyde Park near the University of Chicago, Powell’s Books Chicago is a longtime independent bookstore known for its selection of used, rare, discounted, and out-of-print books. The store... Continue Reading →
Ready to lead? Join us for the Honors Leadership Information Session! ✨ Wednesday, November 4 | 5:00 - 6:00 PM | ZOOM Discover Honors leadership opportunities, including Create Your Own... Continue Reading →
Nusrat Osman, an auditor for Malawi based company Audit Consult Limited, was abducted in broad daylight in Blantyre. She was taken outside of her home on Sep. 11th at around... Continue Reading →
[Topdog/Underdog focuses on] who the world thinks you're going to be, and how you struggle with that. - Suzan-Lori Parks, playwright of Topdog/Underdog People think [Topdog/Underdog] is about black-on-black crime,... Continue Reading →
The Roaring 1920's.pdf (2) (1)_Ella BarnettDownload About the Author Hey! My name is Ella Barnett. I am an honors Criminology major and also in the 3+3 BA/JD law program, I... Continue Reading →
Have you ever listened to a song and resonated with it so much that the hairs on your arms started to stand up? Perhaps, the piece of music was so... Continue Reading →
The Chicago History Museum is the city’s most important institution for preserving the stories that shaped Chicago and the United States. The museum holds millions of artifacts, photographs, documents, and... Continue Reading →
7th September, 20XX What follows is the first Testament pertaining to the final events in the life of Nathaniel Faust, as reported to the New York Police Department on 2nd... Continue Reading →
The rose is one of the most recognizable flowers in art. We associate it with love, romance, and beauty, but in the ancient world, the rose carried a far more... Continue Reading →