Profiles

Even with the limitations of lockdown, C-U drag performers are still finding safe ways to keep their art form alive. And they won’t be letting up any time soon.

The rise of a global pandemic in March flipped the theatre industry upside down— nevertheless, the show must go on. Here’s how Parkland College Theatre is making it through.

Have you seen Urbana's latest mural at 123 Main Street? Get to know Carlie Upchurch, the artist behind Vibrant Public Mural.

Claire explores the Young Artist's Studio program, its mission, history, and how it risen to COVID-19 challenge with innovative virtual workshops. 

Apolonia explores the need for diversity in design thinking starting with design curriculum. 

Melinda catches up with Jacki Loewenstein about Class Act's Zoom-based spring and summer, and their plans for a virtual fall theatre season. 

Debra chats with interior designer Kelly Hieronymus Whiting and furniture designer Jim Standerfer about their new shop, Behemoth Durable Goods. 

William talks with Urbana filmmaker Max Pociask on Pens to Lens 2020 and the importance of people.

Debra catches up with author Jillian Duchnowski about her debut children's book, Cassidy and the Lost Fairy of Allerton.