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Want to know what it's like to pose nude for artists? Three life drawing models share their experiences and what they've learned about their bodies through their work.
Horny? Lonely? Apathetic about dating? Let's talk about finding love during a pandemic.
Tattoos offer a way to express yourself through art.
Four Jayhawks share how they've been spending their time since classes moved online.
CHALK writer Samantha Travis is here to help you spice up your wardrobe.
Students share how they've been spending their time since classes moved online.
Listen to these songs suggested by CHALK readers when you're spring cleaning.
Three University of Kansas students share how they've been spending their time at home.
Missing the Lawrence community? CHALK rounded up some ways to support the city you know and love.
We've baked. We've exercised. We've watched. We've created. We've been lonely. And we've given at least one haircut.
Sandra Jacobo is a PhD student in the University of Kansas’ English department whose research focuses on Afro-Caribbean literature.
Listen to these upbeat songs selected by CHALK readers when you're working out.
Panyin Boye-Doe is a University of Kansas alumnus and Lawrence-based artist who creates custom, hand-painted clothing.
Students describe the impact the coronavirus and social distancing have had on their lives so far.
Moving forward, CHALK hopes to publish content that will help you navigate through the uncertain time caused by COVID-19 as well as stories that will distract you from it.
Whether you’re chilling at home or flying to a beach, CHALK readers have some song suggestions for you.
Gabrielle Dionne is a University of Kansas junior. Watching "The Cheetah Girls" is what made her want to dance.
Sophomore Derek Dunn talks about his experiences growing up as one of the few openly gay people in his hometown, his time at the University of Kansas and performing as a drag queen.
Black culture has become the foundation of social media culture, but at what cost?
Grab a hot cup of tea and listen to these songs to get into a studying mood.
Max Woodbury, a University of Kansas senior from Topeka, talks about the importance of personal identity.
Our readers curated a Valentine's Day playlist just for you.
CHALK readers suggest these songs for your Oscars watch party.
University of Kansas student Nikole Rodriguez Abensur focuses her art on themes of identity.
Khrystal Coppage is a multitalented artist based out of Kansas City, Kansas. She says one of her purposes is to let young black girls know that they matter.
Alex Kimball Williams is a student in the indigenous studies graduate program at the University of Kansas. She creates indigenous music and wants Native people to feel seen.
Matthew Lord, an illustrator and KU design professor, shares how he approaches art as well as his advice for those who want to pursue art.
Musician and KU alumnus Cuee discusses combining his sexuality and faith in his music, in addition to his goal of performing at all Lawrence venues.
In his sophomore year of high school, Lucas Comfort, a University of Kansas senior from Salina, experienced something we usually only read about in books or see in movies. It felt like a nightmare, but it wasn’t. Here’s how it feels to encounter a ghost.
Chalk reporter Sam Schanze spoke with former Kansas basketball players Kevin Young and Christian Garrett.
Chalk Magazine contributor Marissa Ventrelli sat with artist and KU graduate student Matthew Willie Garcia about his new work being displayed at a museum in Overland Park.
With semester breaks just around the corner, Chalk readers suggest a playlist for your upcoming road trip.
Tyler Boehmer plays the organ and feels he is giving a piece of himself to his music.
Chalk readers select their favorite nostalgic tunes from the early to mid 2000s.
Saxophonist Misha Olarrea reflects on his time being a musician, along with advice he has been given on becoming independent.
Listen when you need a reminder that music makes everything better.
Noah Sarkin recounts the time he was clinically dead for 15-20 seconds.
Is there any originality to your costume you spent ages on? Marissa Ventrelli asks Spirit Halloween employees what costumes make you stand out, in both a good or bad way.
Let us help you through your breakup with a handpicked recovery/wallowing playlist by Chalk readers.
"Listen when..." features compilations of songs for specific instances chosen by Chalk readers.
Allie was looking forward to lounging and partying on the beach during spring break. Then, she got arrested.
Sam Sullivan is a 2019 graduate from William Jewell College. While riding his bike home from his high school in the Summer of 2012, Sam was hit by a car.
KU alumnus Robert Johnson's plane was shot down in August of 1965 during a Vietnam War mission. This is his story.
Welcome to Chalk’s ridiculously myopic coverage of Game of Thrones’ final season: the Sansa Stark Variety Hour. A conversation between Chalk editor Rebekah Lodos and Kansan associate arts and culture editor Courtney Bierman. Up every week.
Voices is a Q&A section for students from underrepresented backgrounds to discuss their experiences at the University of Kansas.
Welcome to Chalk’s ridiculously myopic coverage of Game of Thrones’ final season: the Sansa Stark Variety Hour. A conversation between Chalk editor Rebekah Lodos and Kansan associate arts and culture editor Courtney Bierman. Up every week.
Freshman men’s basketball player Ochai Agbaji may be number 30 on the court, but he is number one in every Jayhawk’s heart. With offers from schools like Texas A&M, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Oregon, and Oklahoma State, the Kansas City native turned those down when Bill Self extended him a cov…
Welcome to Chalk’s first entry in our ridiculously myopic coverage of Game of Thrones’ final season: the Sansa Stark Variety Hour. A conversation between Chalk editor Rebekah Lodos and Kansan associate arts and culture editor Courtney Bierman. Up every Monday.
It’s a Wednesday evening, and like usual, I’ve got two screens in front of me.
Chalk talks to successful creative people bout how they get it done. This time, we talk to KU alum DJ Seoul Real.
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