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A young girl helps her grandfather find the inspiration he lost to paint since his wife had past in the new Netflix short 'Canvas.'

Nine minute Netflix short film ‘Canvas’ rounds out 2020 with an uplifting story.

William Tan, Reporter
January 7, 2021
The new Netflix adaptation of

Broadway adaptation of ‘The Prom’ dazzlingly touches on varied experiences of LGBTQ+ community

Meena Lee, Content Manager
December 17, 2020
In 2018, Indecline started work on the documentary to tell the story of protest art and to call on artists to use their art as a tool to fight injustice. The film contains interviews with artists and activists. It showcases work as far back as Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator,” a film that mocked Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime, and as recent as the public murals from the Black Lives Matter movement.

‘The Art of Protest’ delves into past, contemporary activism

Amon Gray, Reporter
December 4, 2020

Feminism and Freedom: “What the Constitution Means to Me” entertains with wit, provokes political introspection

Caroline Hohner, Assistant Editor
November 13, 2020
Despite a dark subtext,

Borat strikes again in his new raunchy hit, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilms”

Berk Oto, Managing Editor
November 12, 2020
“Trial of the Chicago 7

“The Trial of the Chicago 7” revitalizes a strong and important Chicago story

Ella Beiser, Editor-in-Chief
November 11, 2020
On an average day, Americans are on their phones for 5.4 hours according to ZDNet.

The Social Dilemma: The truth behind the screen

Nicky Edwards-Levin, Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2020
NBC's Workplace sitcom

Rewatching TV shows offers students comfort, nostalgia

Meena Lee, Content Manager
October 21, 2020
If “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” already sounds like a bummer, that’s probably because it is.

New movies, no movie theaters: Summer, fall releases made available for streaming

Caledonia Abbey, Arts Co-Editor
October 19, 2020

“On the Basis of Sex” strongly portrays Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a lone feminist crusader

An Ngo, Assistant Editor
October 15, 2020
The new Monet exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago will remain open until January.

‘Monet and Chicago’: A surprising, worthwhile exhibit for all

Julian Ingersoll, Arts Co-Editor
October 5, 2020
ChilledCow's YouTube livestream

Lo-fi hip hop finds niche at U-High for simple, relaxing nature

Nicky Edwards-Levin, Editor-In-Chief
June 9, 2020
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