The likely poisoning of Pussy Riot member Peter Verzilov this week didn’t keep the group from Riot Fest, where they delivered loud criticisms of Russia and the United States.
Tag: World Cup
Chicago has a real shot at hosting World Cup games in 2026, and other news
Also, the Illinois house failed to pass a ban on semiautomatic rifle bump stocks.
Marc Bamuthi Joseph brings his futbol-themed ‘freedom suite’ to the MCA
Inspired by a trip to Africa prior to the 2010 World Cup, /peh-LO-tah/ explores the global and personal impact of soccer.
U.S. women’s soccer captain: Wage fight ‘is about respect’
“We’re fighting for the next generation of women’s national players,” says Becky Sauerbrunn, the team’s cocaptain.
Are eSports the next big thing in college athletics?
Robert Morris University leads the charge from the confines of its eSports arena.
OK, Brazil’s a shattered nation. What about Germany?
How did Germany react to its World Cup victory over Brazil?
No soccer team is as interesting as the nation that sent it to Brazil
Where’s the reporting on the nations playing in the World Cup?
12 O’Clock Track: Watching the World Cup with Gilberto Gil’s ‘Back in Bahia’
The second track off of the 1972 album Expresso 2222
World Cup soccer isn’t the only occasion for flopping
How soccer strategy reflects the quest for justice through the ages.
Reader’s Agenda Sun 3/23: Chicago Fire’s home opener, Jon Langford, and Bike Day
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Sunday, March 23
Your worldly visual arts weekend, planned
From international festivals to the study of time, your guide to arts in the city this weekend.
Medill in the Middle East
Medill’s Qatari campus graduates its first class
The thrill of it all: A perfect pass helps the U.S. women advance
The U.S. beat Brazil yesterday in the 2011 women’s World Cup after Megan Rapinoe’s assist to Abby Wambach forced a penalty kick shootout.
Pavement Tour Diary: Memories of Europe (a Prelude to Pitchfork)
Before diving into the massive weekend that we all know as the Pitchfork Festival, I wanted to look back on the last four Pavement shows. Also: I will never miss a Grace Jones show again.
World Cup a Reason Not to Despair at Clark and Addison
Cubs fans are like Spaniards. They endure.