Bella Cardoza, Writer

November 22, 2022

Do you like Dark academia? Are you an avid historian? Do you also love dystopian settings? If you answered yes, then read Babel by R.F. Kuang. Babel is about a young boy whose...

Savannah Owens, Production Manager

November 1, 2022

What’s your background and how do you think it has affected your work?   I was born and raised in Poland. At 18, I moved to Chicago with my family. Since childhood,...

Angie Ybarra , Writer

November 1, 2022

The last few years have been a challenge for many families, especially the ones that celebrate Dia De Los Muertos. Yes, the day is dedicated to our loved ones and remembering...

Bella Cardoza, writer

November 1, 2022

The Sanderson sisters are back in this new sequel everybody! Hocus Pocus 2 is about two girls that accidentally summon the three sisters back on Halloween night and it’s...

Dan Maurer, writer

October 18, 2022

Located in the Fine Arts Center Gallery, Where She Comes From, is a new exhibit that will be available to view until Oct. 28. Curated by Pia Singh, the exhibit contains works...

Olga Shalaeva,, writer

October 18, 2022

The movie was so emotional, with all the heated argument scenes, and so real: the rain in a family camp scene and landscapes in driving car scenes. Viewers are given too many...

Dan Maurer and Leslie Lozada

October 18, 2022

Located at 2646 N. Milwaukee Ave, the Logan Theater is an historic icon that has been open since 1915. Even as Logan Square and the local community has changed around it,...

Bella Cardoza , writer

October 4, 2022

Words cannot describe how honored I felt to see the broadway musical “Anastasia” on “Friday,” Sept. 23, 2022. For those who are not familiar with the broadway musical...

Ananth Prabhu , writer

October 4, 2022

“Open House Chicago” is a free annual upcoming citywide event and includes some select suburbs with architectural significance, such as Evanston and Oak Park. “Open...

Dan Maurer, writer

October 4, 2022

With cooler days ahead as we move into the beginning of fall, we thought it would be nice to point out some fun things to do and places to go near our three NEIU campuses:...

Stephanie Quintana, writer

October 4, 2022

Paying tribute to the National Hispanic Heritage Month running from September 15th through October 15th, the Sam Adams Lakeview Taco’s Fest returned for its ninth annual...

Julian Isaza, writer

September 21, 2022

Excuse the title as it was my attempt at sounding profound and snappy. While these do not describe me they certainly do this short book of poems “Muse, Um” by Larry O....

Angie Ybarra , Writer

September 21, 2022

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 for immediate assistance.     September is National Suicide Prevention...

Eterniti Wiley, writer

September 21, 2022

Are you ready to be a Squid and swim your way into the colorful ink? Are you ready to be a kid and splat your way to victory? If the answer is yes, then pick up a copy of...