The Maroon sat down with director Olivia Wilde to discuss her new A24 film, The Invite, which follows a marriage as it oscillates between intimacy and emotional distance.
Students from Guitars Over Guns, a nonprofit arts mentorship program serving young people in Chicago, spoke about creating, recording, and performing an original song for the Obama Presidential Center dedication ceremony in a panel on June 20.
Featuring performances from artists like Kali Uchis, Yandel, J Balvin, and Fuerza Regida, the Midwest’s largest Latin music festival returned for its 5th year.
The Maroon sat down with translator Antonio Díaz Oliva to talk about fostering community through the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago’s use of bilingual captions.
The creative writing program invited Andrea Long Chu, Teju Cole, Jamila Woods, and Richard Siken to a two-day festival in April centered on their writing philosophies.
The “Opus 50” concert brought together the University Symphony Orchestra, University Chorus, Motet Choir, and an orchestra of alumni to perform music from Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler.
