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- Music, Music Review Nov 27, 2020
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Jucifer explore resilience through transforming Arabic and Central Asian sounds on نظم
- Arts & Culture, Fiction Apr 6, 2017
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Three selections from The Teeth of the Comb & Other Stories
Three short stories from Syrian writer Osama Alomar's book The Teeth of the Comb & Other Stories
- Music, Music Feature Sep 8, 2016
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The best of the 2016 World Music Festival
The brightest gems in this year’s treasure trove include Ethio-jazz pioneer Mulatu Astatke, electro-rumba innovators Ìfé, and forward-looking Indian classicists Anjna and Rajna Swaminathan—and every show is free.
- Best of Chicago, Reasons to love Chicago Jun 23, 2016
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Chicago’s diversity is legible on its signs
Public written language speaks to the character and composition of neighborhoods and communities.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Aug 7, 2013
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Anti-Arab bias is an easy target for satire, but Invasion! misses the mark
Anna Bahow directs Jonas Hassen Khemiri's unfocused play for Silk Road Rising.
- Columns & Opinion, On Media Jul 17, 2013
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On Mohamed Morsi, Al Jazeera, and censorship
There's nothing uniquely Middle Eastern about a news medium that hears one voice much more clearly than another.
- Blogs, Bleader Apr 3, 2013
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Straight outta the Middle East: Reflecting on personal experiences with Israeli and Palestinian hip-hop
Thoughts surrounding DAM, the first Palestinian rap group, who performs in Chicago on Friday.
- News & Politics, Chicagoans Nov 1, 2012
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This week's Chicagoan: Howard Cort, septuagenarian and activist
"I and a Moroccan fellow and an Iraqi Jew from Israel, we shared an apartment on Rittenhouse Square."
- Film, Movie Critic's Choice Jun 24, 2004
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Abouna (Our Father)