Diskord Magazine

Legacy of the Sexless Individual

By Diskord Editors | FEATURED, LIFE & STYLE

By Michaela Cross The legacy of the sexless intellectual is one that has dogged American

A Short, Bitter Guide for the Loneliest Valentine’s Day

By Diskord Editors | FEATURED, LIFE & STYLE

Osita Nwanevu Valentine’s Day is upon us.  For most people, this is a day to

Linsanity, (Lie)dentity, and the Need to Belong

By Diskord Editors | LIFE & STYLE

  By Kevin Chen As my Facebook feed floods with updates about Jeremy Lin, I

You Ought to Print this Out

By Francisco Fernandez | LIFE & STYLE

By Francisco Fernandez The Internet is a bit like Plato’s cave. All across the world

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

Wings Around the World

By Sofia Orellana | LIFE & STYLE

Feeling Like a Kid in a Wing Store.

Meathead Subs

By Sofia Orellana | LIFE & STYLE

A Tasty Underground Sandwich in Stuart Hall

Folk Festivities

By Madalyn Frigo | LIFE & STYLE

The University of Chicago hosted its 51st Annual Folk Festival last weekend: the whole crowd was bobbing their heads, dancing in their chairs, and clapping the rhythm (or trying to) to the gospel tunes

Unveiled

By Michelle Lee | LIFE & STYLE

Unveiled may be a one-woman show, but it is bursting with the personality of five distinct women– each affected in a personal way by racism, ignorance and hate in a post-9/11 world.

Press Passes Aren’t Bulletproof

By Diskord | Africa, ARCHIVES, INTERNATIONAL, LIFE & STYLE, LOCAL

Journalism becomes the riskiest job in America once you’re anywhere else