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HTV, Campus Housing Television

HTV’s New Spring Semester Lineup

Hidden Gems

"Hidden Gems" highlights attractions, events, and places around Chicago that may not be that popular but are must-sees while you're studying, working and living here. Join host and UIC student Holly Woods as she pinpoints some of the more eclectic and rare experiences that Chicago has to offer.

Contact Gretchen Pitluk, gpitluk@uic.edu

Flavor of the Month

From Ethiopian food to finding out who truly makes the best Chicago style pizza, UIC student and host Tatiana Green explores some of the more unique dining experiences around the city.

Contact Jason Culver, jculve3@uic.edu

Second City Training Program - Graham’s Crackers

Thirty minutes of improv, musical and sketch comedy.  Streamed live over the web and rebroadcast on HTV33, the comedy troupe Graham's Crackers will have you laughing like never before.

Contact Gretchen Pitluk, gpitluk@uic.edu

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HTV News

HTV News covers on-campus events, both Campus Housing and those open to all UIC Students. Events chosen to be on the news will be those that promote involvement, shine a light into resident life at UIC, and events that may be informational or eye-opening to residents.

Contact: Gretchen Pitluk, gpitluk@uic.edu

Sparky’s World

Sparky's World, composed entirely in Flash, is an animation covering the everyday life of Sparky, the UIC mascot. Ten years ago, Sparky dropped out of college to become a professional basketball player. Soon into his career, he was injured and was left with no chance at obtaining his dreams. Realizing his glory days are over, Sparky must now go through college not as a celebrity, but as a regular nobody…just like everyone else.

Contact: Kim Dearnley, kdearn2@uic.edu

Lecture Series

UIC Presents Lecture Series is an on-going program showcasing different visiting lecturers to the university. Should students be unable to attend, they can still learn what important intellectual figures have to say just by tuning in.

Contact: Gretchen Pitluk, gpitluk@uic.edu

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