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Başak Notz: Cartier, Colectivo, Chicago

“When I moved to Chicago 12 years ago, I certainly didn’t imagine that one day I would see my artwork up in the city skyline. There is something so exciting—and…

My Favorite Fall Destinations in Chicago

My Favorite Fall Destinations in Chicago

By Bob Glaze

As the weather improves and the trees start to change color, there are some lovely spots to visit in the city. My top recommendations include:

An Author Finds Connection Between Wrigley Field and the Ancient Greeks

An Author Finds Connection Between Wrigley Field and the Ancient Greeks

By David A. F. Sweet

When Christian Sheppard was studying to procure a Doctor of Philosophy (best known as a Ph.D.) in religion at the University of Chicago, he was pushing his new-born daughter…

Megalopolis

Megalopolis

By Sigalit Zetouni

Chicago-based photographer Yuichi “Eugene” Idaka (1914-2012) was born in Seattle to immigrants from Japan, and spent his childhood between the U.S. and Japan. In 1928…

Dominic Pacyga on Chicago’s Political Machines

Dominic Pacyga on Chicago’s Political Machines

By Judy Carmack Bross

“Politics is Chicago’s favorite sport and we are very good at it. Ours was the last machine to develop but lasted the longest.”—Dominic Pacyga, author of…

History of The Hawthorne Works Complex

History of The Hawthorne Works Complex

By Adrian Naves

If you ever drove around by Cicero Ave. and Cermak Rd. in Cicero, you might have noticed an old building peeking around by the corner. A remnant that was once considered a…

Coyote vs. Acme Review: A Well-Done Romp in Spite of All Odds

Coyote vs. Acme Review: A Well-Done Romp in Spite of All Odds

By Jackson LeJeune

Coyote vs. Acme, released on August 28th, 2026, is an animated/live action comedy film directed by Dave Green, produced by Warner Bros. Discovery and distributed by Ketchup…