Jenna Wang

Gene Kim (Communication ’22) knew he always wanted to incorporate his interpretation of Christian faith into his creative pursuits. When he noticed the lack of dance performance related to the Gospel, he decided to choreograph and edit faith-based dance videos for Instagram. His three-part project…

After two years of online singing, Sounds Good! Choir will be returning to the stage with “Happy Together” in four free shows from April 30 to May 15. Sounds Good! Choir is a nonprofit dedicated to bringing the joy of singing to seniors across the Chicago area. All seven of the organization’s ensemb…

At first, Bienen sophomore Helen Feng detested music. She recalled hiding from her piano teacher as a kid before discovering a love for German composer Johann Sebastian Bach. “In Bach’s music, I found a friend, and since then, I’ve never looked back,” Feng said. Bach kickstarted her life-long lov…

Actor and jazz musician Bryan Eng (Communication ’19) described his March 28 Broadway debut as a dream come true. As an understudy for the classic comedy “Plaza Suite,” Eng acts alongside Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick and Emmy Award winner Sarah Jessica Parker in a production about a married c…

For actor Rachel Blakes, performing in her first in-person show since the start of the pandemic felt like returning to familiarity. Performing alongside two other castmates, Blakes is performing multiple roles in the play “Home” at the historically Black Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre through June 19.…

Ariella Khan (Communication ’21) always struggled with navigating cultural confusion between her American and Pakistani identities, especially while growing up. When she began dating cinematographer Dhruv Mehra (Communication ’22), the difficulties of an intercultural relationship became more prominent than ever. “The system is not designed for (intercultural relationships),” Mehra said. “There’s not really an infrastructure...