Diskord Magazine

2013 in…Movies

By Diskord Editors | Arts, CULTURE

By Osita Nwanevu 2013 will be yet another exciting year for film. “Serious” film-goers will

A Room Full of Weebs

By Diskord Editors | Arts, CULTURE, FEATURED, Media, VOICES

By Teresa Valadez 9:00 pm, Saturday night. A line of mostly male twenty-somethings doubles its

Finding Meaning Behind the Pulitzer Prize

By Diskord Editors | Arts, CULTURE, FEATURED

By Osita Nwanevu Last month, for the first time since 1977, no Pulitzer Prize for

Omar Villalobos: Fashion as Life

By Annie Pei | Arts, CULTURE, LIFE & STYLE

 By Annie Pei I first ran into Omar when we were both little monsters at

The Homerathon: Putting the Epic Back in Epic Poetry

By Michelle T. Lee | Arts, CULTURE, LOCAL, UCHICAGO

By Michelle Lee 15,693 lines. 200 translations. 24 books. 12 movies. Starting 10 p.m. on

China’s Middle Class and Democracy: Lessons from a Third Grade Classroom

By Annie Pei | Arts, Asia-Pacific, CULTURE, INTERNATIONAL

  By Annie Pei “Please Vote for Me” exploded onto the documentary scene at Silverdocs

Free and Cheap Arts Events for the Chicago Student

By Michelle T. Lee | Arts, CULTURE, LOCAL, UCHICAGO

By Michelle Lee Chicago is a city bursting with art, music, and creative spirit. Unfortunately,

The Vagina Monologues at UChicago

By Madalyn Frigo | Arts, CULTURE

The atmosphere was very intimate and comfortable, with a variety of ages and sexes within the audience, all there to support a movement that aims to stop violence against women and girls

Beats and Pieces

By Candice Brown | Arts, CULTURE

The annual Beats and Pieces gallery featured four distinctive artists.