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Lisa Lee in front of a graffiti face

January 8, 2013

‘Sites of revolution and subversion’

“Art, art history, museums, are rarified elitist things historically. But they’ve also been sites of revolution and subversion. It’s just a matter of finding new ways of talking about and communicating that to people.”

Rachel Story

January 8, 2013

Women’s basketball opens conference play

The women’s basketball team dropped its final nonconference game of the season against Butler Saturday, 84-61.

Passengers waiting for the train

January 8, 2013

Campus News

Students can pick up their CTA U-Pass at scheduled times beginning this week.

January 8, 2013

Police Beat

Criminal activity on and around campus for Dec. 16-Jan. 6, as reported by the UIC Police Department.

Melissa Stockwell horizontal

December 21, 2012

Helping others get back on their feet

After losing her leg to a roadside bomb in Iraq, “I decided to look ahead, accept that it happened and get on with my life,” says Melissa Stockwell.

Jack Zwanziger

December 18, 2012

Highlight

Jan. 8: Researcher Jack Zwanziger presents “What the Center for Clinical and Translational Science Can Do For You.”

December 18, 2012

Procedures to delay childbearing costly

Freezing eggs or ovarian tissue to delay childbearing for social reasons may prove too costly for society, a UIC analysis says.

MFA student Matthew Brett discusses his work

December 18, 2012

For art students, the final critique

The end-of-semester critique for MFA students is an intense experience.

Men's basketball team celebrating

December 18, 2012

Streak ends for hot Flames

Their eight-game winning streak ends, but men’s basketball team is having its best start since ’97.

Dentistry clinic in the 1920s

December 18, 2012

Dentistry makes big plans for centennial

The College of Dentistry celebrates a milestone in 2013.

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