John Dunlevy

Chicago Reader — “Refreshed and revisited, the People Issue's class of 2022 showcases folks from many walks of life … ” I did a lot of work on the responsive web design, formatting, and navigation for this, a self-contained microsite-like presentation of multiple pages of content distinguished from the look and feel of the rest of the site while remaining within the main CMS and conforming to the site’s overall brand in style and structure.

Chicago Reader — This was the final “Best of” package I worked on from start to finish at the Reader. I built and published, as well as helped edit, fact-check, promote, and tally, online ballots for main and bonus rounds of open nominations and for multiple-choice voting to determine winners and runners-up from the finalists. I compiled and helped edit the final copy listing winners and runners-up and built corresponding webpages as well as flowed that copy into InCopy/InDesign templates for publication of the print edition. Working with art and production, editorial, sales, and ad operations colleagues, I designed the overall web experience and navigation and help assure quality for publication.

Chicago Reader — Thousands marched from Ukrainian Village to the Loop last weekend in a show of solidarity. Article by Jamie Ludwig. Photograph by John Dunlevy.

Chicago Reader — What we're reading, watching, listening to, drinking, and looking forward to picking up in cans

NBC 5 Chicago WMAQ-TV — Report by Patrick Fazio. Includes video provided by John Dunlevy that was first posted to Twitter in this thread: https://twitter.com/jdunlevy/status/1139312066060345344

Belt Magazine — A Memorial Day tradition that chronicled the music of an era. By Robin James. Cover image by John Dunlevy.

YES! Magazine — By Liza Bayless. Photo by John Dunlevy: "Fans hold sign at a Chicago Red Stars game referencing lawsuit for equal pay."

Chicago Reader — I designed and built this online package of special advertiser content paid for and produced by the Chicago Architecture Center, Chicago History Museum, and Wrightwood 659, presented in context alongside the Reader's architecture coverage.

Chicago Reader — The Reader did well in the 2020 AAN Awards held virtually on Zoom. This is a look at the award-winning work

Chicago Reader — What we're reading, listening to, watching, and wearing

Chicago Reader — What we're reading, watching, listening to, cooking, and drinking

Chicago Reader — A look at the Reader's top stories of 2018 as determined by number of pageviews in each month of the year-an admittedly dubious method that nonetheless does resurface some really great reads. In some months there were virtual ties, which conveniently let me pad this out to the 18 most-read stories.

Chicago Reader — Local coffee subscription: Back of the Yards, Dark Matter, or Metric Coffee

Gapers Block — Monday, January 26, 2009 by John Dunlevy

Chicago Reader — Cover photograph by John Dunlevy (different crop also appeared on page 13 in print)

Chicago Reader — Selected "Did You Read __________?" posts in The Bleader blog on chicagoreader.com, 2012-2016

Gapers Block — Thursday, July 26, 2007 by John Dunlevy

Chicagoist — By Jocelyn Geboy. "Thunderstorm Passing" photograph by John Dunlevy. (Link is to copy at archive.org)

Chicago Reader — This is from John Dunlevy, via our Flickr group: Martin P. Cooney is the challenger for alderman. This was only the second sign I've ever seen for the guy (the other was also this morning). No budget for color?

Gapers Block — Friday, June 17, 2005 by John Dunlevy

The Caxtonian — By John Dunlevy, March 2013, p. 1

The Caxtonian — By John Dunlevy, April 2007, p. 15. Twenty-ninth in a series of interviews with Caxton Club members

The Caxtonian — By John Dunlevy, August 2006, p. 7. Twenty-first in a series of interviews with Caxton Club members.

Chicago Reader (YouTube) — I helped procure this security camera video: Footage of Chicago police officer Alvin Weems shooting an unarmed man at the 95th Street CTA Red Line station.