As the semester comes to an end, hosts Nicole Dolan, Taylor Worden and Wyatt Hall chat on this season's Off the Record finale about "Fleabag," the semester and what is yet to come in spring 2021.

As Harry Styles made history as the first male to grace the cover of American Vogue, CHALK contributor Ashley Zellers spoke to KU students about what Harry Styles means to them. 

CHALK's collaborative studying playlist for upcoming study and finals week will put you in the mood to study, write and cry for hours. 

CHALK contributor Caroline McCone writes about the Lawrence skateboarding community and how their bond remains strong amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Black Student Coalition was formed to support Black students and welcomes anybody who wants to bring issues to light, according to its co-founders.

The Raven Bookstore owner Danny Caine adapts business amid the pandemic and gives back to the community to combat big businesses like Amazon. 

This week brings the premiere of the second season of "His Dark Materials," a new show starring Billie Piper, a Hulu reboot of "Animaniacs" and a new movie. 

This week, AC/DC returns with a new album, Phoebe Bridgers and Maggie Rogers bring an acoustic cover of "Iris."

Alyse Bensel and Simone Savannah, both KU alumni, read their poetry collections over a livestream held by The Raven Book Store and associate professor of creative writing Megan Kaminski. 

Thirteen sculptures are set up around Marvin Grove in a collection titled "Conference of Birds," made by various KU student artists.

Antonette Gichohu, a senior computer science major, shares her experiences in her major and at KU.

This week sees the premiere of HBO's new movie "Industry," FX and Hulu's 10-episode series "A Teacher," and the fourth season of Netflix's "The Crown."

This week, listen to 2 Chainz' newest single, a Miley Cyrus remix and Paloma Mami's newest single.

Harry Styles, the 2020 election, stress and seasonal depression are some of the topics discussed in the latest episode of "Off the Record," a CHALK Magazine podcast.

The new Netflix show "Emily in Paris" has a few flaws, but overall has a good concept, says CHALK writer Abby McCoy.

The two downtown Lawrence business owners discussed a new book, "Ladybird Collected" and the Ladybird free lunch program.

Local Lawrence businesses have been using their social media and storefronts to help promote voting in the community.

To celebrate Halloween under not-so-normal circumstances, Student Union Activities threw a Halloween party for students complete with a costume contest and a DJ. 

For Election Day, consider watching a comedic take on it with Trevor Noah or Stephen Colbert and after that, take your mind off the outcome with a new HBO series or Toronto Film Fest movie, writes CHALK columnist Wyatt Hall.

This week in New Music Monday, CHALK writer Paul Samberg covers new music from Ariana Grande, Freddie Gibbs and Busta Rhymes.

Thirsting for timeless horror? CHALK editor Taylor Worden and CHALK contributor Faith Maddox recommend three books that peer into pre-20th-century horror with characters that we know and love (or fear).

This week, you can watch the sequel to "Train to Busan," season two of the "Mandalorian" and the duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost in a new Amazon Prime show, "Truth Seekers."

This week, Bruce Springsteen drops a new album and Ty Dolla $ign drops a new, mostly forgettable album, CHALK correspondent Paul Samberg writes.

Van Go, a local social service and art agency for at-risk youth, is working together with Douglas County to create a mural inspired by Indigenous people and wildlife in the area.

The KU theatre program will showcase performances put together by student groups at a virtual theatre festival on Oct. 23-25.

As live performances continue to be impacted by COVID-19 regulations, Hamburger Mary's found ways to maintain their drag performances in a safe and distant way.

Overall national attendance to any arts or culture event has dropped to 88 million less than the average. Local arts organizations in Lawrence are finding ways to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In this edition of "What to Read This Week," CHALK writer Faith Maddox suggests articles that give an introduction to the concept of "decolonization."

This week, CHALK writer Wyatt Hall covers a new talk show from David Letterman, a new horror comedy, a Bill Murray movie and a new thriller series. 

This week, CHALK writer Paul Samberg covers a disappointing new Kanye West song, a Pearl Jam single, James Blake's four-song EP and a new Lana Del Rey single.

"Off the Record" hosts get personal and share music that has been the most important to them throughout their lives.

CHALK writer Margarita Madu defines, traces and analyzes the history of Black horror from the genre's beginning to Jordan Peele's "Get Out."

The University Dance Company is hosting a series of virtual performances due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are three shows in the series.

On this week's episode of "Reading Between the Lines," hosts Wyatt Hall and Nicole Dolan chat with opinion and CHALK contributor Margarita Madu about Black horror films.

This week's New Music Monday features new music from Juicy J and AC/DC.

This week, you can watch season four premiere on CBS of "One Day at a Time," a documentary about the pandemic, a full season drop of "Helstrom" and Aaron Sorkin's "Trial of Chicago 7."

On this week's episode of "Off the Record," hosts Taylor Worden, Nicole Dolan and Wyatt Hall share some of their favorite television series — past and present — and how they have shaped their lives.

To ring in the spooky season, a group of video producers recently released "Free State Horror Stories," a video series capturing Lawrence folklore all throughout October.

Freshman Bella Wasson shares how her passions influenced her tattoo philosophy and tattoo journey.

In an effort to bring the arts and entertainment to Lawrence during the pandemic, the Lied Center is hosting virtual and live performances around town.

Disney recently released its live-action version of "Mulan." Despite its success, many say that the film strays away from traditional Chinese culture and instead focuses on Chinese stereotypes. 

Ahead of spooky season, CHALK editor Taylor Worden provides a list of spine-chilling stories to set the mood.

As live music struggles to adapt amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the Save Our Stages Act lobbies for additional funding for independent live music venues.

In this edition of "What to Watch this Week," CHALK columnist Wyatt Hall shares some new releases in film and television this week including a new spooky series and a new project from Adam Sandler.

In this week's New Music Monday, arts columnist Paul Samberg overviews new music releases from Evan Giaa, BLACKPINK and Ella Fitzgerald.

On this week's episode of "Off the Record," hosts Taylor Worden, Nicole Dolan and Wyatt Hall are joined by CHALK's sex columnist Emerson Karsh-Lombardo as she answers any and all questions they have on sex and the kink community. 

On this week's "Reading Between the Lines," hosts Wyatt Hall and Nicole Dolan are joined by CHALK's sex columnist Emerson Karsh-Lombardo.