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All content by Isabella Cisneros
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Caffeine Around UChicago: For When Dining Hall Coffee Just Isn’t Enough

By Isabella Cisneros and Natalie Manley
September 13, 2021
You can sit in Al Capone's old booth in the Green Mill.

Arts and Culture Off Campus

By Gabi Garcia and Isabella Cisneros
September 13, 2021
"Fearless (Taylor's Version)" is the first of a slew of albums that Swift is re-recording.

“Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” (“The Maroon”’s Interpretation)

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
April 21, 2021
COIN performs at their virtual concert. From left to right: Chase Lawrence, Matt Martin, Joe Memmel, Ryan Winnen.

The Surprising Reverie of COIN’s Virtual “Dreamland” Concert

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
February 3, 2021
COIN performs at their virtual concert. From left to right: Chase Lawrence, Matt Martin, Joe Memmel, Ryan Winnen.

accidentally copied article, DO NOT PUBLISH

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
February 3, 2021
Pictured: Cobb Coffee Shop, one of the more eclectic stops on campus.

Caffeine Around UChicago: When Your Coffee Pot Isn’t Enough

By Alina Kim, Saumya Jain, and Isabella Cisneros
September 15, 2020
Alisa Ramirez told Gay Times, "It just felt really important to tell our stories to their fullest, to be truthful and to put it in the music because so many young fans need it. It’s us doing our part to represent.”

With “Under My Influence,” The Aces Reshuffle Their Artistic Legacy

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
August 28, 2020
Folklore was borne solely of Swift's imagination and has been released with the intention of sharing the world she has created and allowing us to interact with it.

Taylor Swift Takes Us to Another World with “Folklore”

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
July 31, 2020
“[W]hite fragility is a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress in the habitus [a person’s internalized awareness of their status] becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves.”

From a White Perspective, “White Fragility” is Fragile

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
June 26, 2020
The 1975 comes out with a record at once ambitious and timely.

Notes on the 1975’s “Notes”

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
June 1, 2020
Marmo displays a dizzying array of his capabilities as an actor throughout the show, even if it might have ultimately been a detriment to the understanding of the story.

Lenny Bruce: Comedy and Censorship

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
May 25, 2020
Emotion is at the forefront of each track of "Petals for Armor," described explicitly as a reflection of Hayley Williams’s thoughts and the events she has experienced, guiding us through their inherent complexities.

“Petals for Armor”: Finding Strength in Vulnerability

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
May 23, 2020
"Middleditch and Schwartz" is a fresh breath of air in the world of improv, accidental slip-ups and all.

Yes, and Scene! Long-Form Improv for the Streaming Age

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
May 2, 2020
"Chopped" disappoints seasoned audiences with obvious bias toward the judges, leaving little room for talent, creativity, or even passion to shine through.

“Chopped”: Beat the Judge or Glorify the Judge?

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
April 27, 2020
Sloan Struble and his band played at Shubas Tavern

A Reprieve From Chaos With Dayglow

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
April 1, 2020
COIN strides into magical form with "Dreamland."

Youuu Should Listen to Coin’s Newest Album

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
March 3, 2020
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Why They Tell the Story and Why We Should Listen

By Isabella Cisneros, Arts Editor
February 14, 2020
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