They Will Always Be Losers: The Glory and Myth of the Chicago Cubs
By: Dominick Mayer On October 14th, 1908, the Chicago Cubs beat the Detroit Tigers by a score of 2 to 0 in Detroit’s Bennett Park to win the World Series […]
By: Dominick Mayer On October 14th, 1908, the Chicago Cubs beat the Detroit Tigers by a score of 2 to 0 in Detroit’s Bennett Park to win the World Series […]
By: Julie Pesch Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago’s Center for Gender Sexuality and HIV Prevention along with other Chicago organizations that serve the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, […]
by: In Our Words Staff Welcome back to Get Up, Get Out, a calendar of LGBTQueer/writing focused events in Chicago. If you know of anything that we missed or want […]
by: Adam Guerino Before The Story is a blog series about artist interviews and personal stories about becoming an artist. A luminary in the live-lit scene in Chicago, Jen Bosworth has not […]
by: Amanda Owens I never get the itch to travel like I do in Winter. I love Chicago, I really do–I love it so much I moved back here after […]
by: In Our Words Staff This is Get Up Get Out, a weekly calendar of events in Chicago (queer and queer friendly). If you know of any we missed, drop […]
by: debbie southorn On Thursday, October 11th, Center on Halsted executive staff agreed to meet with an ad-hoc coalition of LGBTQ organizers. We wanted to engage the Center in a […]
by: Rich Reinhardt When Panera Cares, a café that would operate on a pay-what-you-can basis, opened in Lakeview a few months ago, it was hailed as a novel and creative experiment. The fourth such […]
by: Subject to Change Leaves are changing color, there is a chill in the air, which must mean… Halloween is right around the corner! Join Subject to Change for their […]
by: Kevin Sparrow The evolving definition of queer and an accompanying comprehensive theory are gaining momentum in the academic world and through social portals such as blogs, Tumblr, and television. […]