Arts funding still on hold across Florida By Paul Katula • Jul 13, 2024 A veto in Florida left fine arts groups without funding, but 2 festivals said they'd sacrifice their money for the good of culture in the Sunshine State.
Highland Park parade, 2 years after mass shooting By Paul Katula • Jul 4, 2024 A northern suburb of Chicago resumed part of its July Fourth community celebrations just two years after a mass shooting at the event.
Movie review: Inside Out 2 By Paul Katula • Jun 29, 2024 Students write what they thought of the new release this summer of the movie <em>Inside Out 2</em>, which puts puberty's emotions on the screen.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Comes to Chicago By Paul Katula • Jun 3, 2023 Taylor Swift's Eras Tour opened Friday at Soldier Field in Chicago for the first of three sold-out shows.
Dramatists and ghosts in Downers Grove By Paul Katula • Nov 30, 2022 Student-written and student-directed one-act plays wrap up at Downers Grove North right before a Christmas classic opens at Downers South.
Bands in Macy’s 96th Thanksgiving Day Parade By Paul Katula • Nov 24, 2022 For the second year following the pandemic, marching bands performed in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Music and art for whose sake, again? By Paul Katula • Oct 31, 2022 Does taking band or other fine arts and music classes improve your scores on math tests? Maybe, esp. if you're at an affluent school.
2 Macy’s bands in 1 stadium in Orlando By Paul Katula • Oct 23, 2022 Several champion bands marched Saturday in Orlando, Fla., including groups from Tarpon Springs and Parkland, Fla.
Students can embrace a new era of ‘classical’ music By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2022 Classical music in the 21st century (or, technically, Western art music) isn't popular among students but makes important contributions to art.
Student reviews: Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2022 Even if you haven't seen the Netflix miniseries about Jeffrey Dahmer, you have certainly heard about it. Here's what students say.