Campus sounds: From Illinois legislators to religious speakers
An audio wrap-up of the week’s most notable events.
Campus sounds: Rap, a law argument and MLK Day
Our audio tour of the most interesting campus voices this past week.
Wonder women: Female world leaders, past and present
Eleven countries worldwide currently have female leaders. Is it time for United States to join the party?
Multimedia? Sure. But you still need a nut graf
When beautiful design, photography and video still don’t tell the story.
Outside the gates of Wrigley, Cubs fans still cheer on their team
Explore how ticketless fans gathered around Wrigley and still cheered on their Cubs.
Slam poetry in Chicago
The rise of slam poetry in Chicago has given voice to the dreams and desires of all sorts of people.
Drums and dance resound in ADDE spring show
African Drum and Dance Ensemble perform with Boomshaka and NAYO as part of their “Black to Africa” spring show.
The Iraq Project: The rhetoric of war, from LBJ to Bush
The second part of our series adapting student research looks at the words of two administrations.
Watch the whole city, why don’cha?
Photojojo has developed a videorama technique that lets you stitch multiple overlapping videos into one complete scene.
Broadcasting battlefronts: Medill alum Kevin Sites
The story behind journalist Kevin Site’s 22 war-zone visits.
Watch George W. Bush lose credibility in real-time
Slate’s latest video innovation shows what people think of Bush’s speech as you watch the speech itself.
Pearls and sweater sets, pastels, and perfume: do’s and don’ts for recruitment
What not to wear for sorority rush — with multimedia action!