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Roman engineering is often admired for its practicality, but its beauty was deliberate. Aqueducts, seen in the image above, bridges, roads, and baths were designed to impress as much as... Continue Reading →
24 Jul. 20– The Devil went down to Brooklyn. He was looking for a soul to steal. He was in no bind. He just wanted to make a deal. He... Continue Reading →
She’s All That (1999) follows the classic popular, jock boy and nerdy, good girl trope movie. It presents the popular jock who dared to take an “ugly” nerd girl and... Continue Reading →
Plato once said, "At the touch of love, everyone becomes a poet." This shows how influential love has been since ages ago. There is no denying its pervasiveness, which stimulates... Continue Reading →
This bronze statue known as the Marathon Boy, dating to around 340–330 BCE, offers a rare and captivating glimpse into the achievements of ancient Greek sculpture during the Late Classical... Continue Reading →
The Art Institute of Chicago stands as one of the city’s most famous cultural institutions. Established in 1879, it first operated as the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts before adopting... Continue Reading →
Welcome to Movie Spotlight. This series is to highlight recent movies in theaters that you might want to enjoy seeing in person, or if there are interesting topics that you... Continue Reading →
Hannah Tariq, an Honors senior majoring in Health Science, has been accepted to present her original research at the National Collegiate Honors Council Research Conference. Her research is on the... Continue Reading →
Tell us a little about yourself! I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, received my Ph.D. in Urban Geography from UIUC, and immediately after, I joined the Department... Continue Reading →
Tell us about yourself! I graduated from DePaul as one of the first students with a major in Neuroscience (shout out to Dr. Dorothy Kozlowski, who was instrumental in building... Continue Reading →