Sept 9, 2015: Illinois Family Institute: Liberal Journalist Gets Marriage, the Bible, and Kim Davis Wrong
If Chicago Tribune columnist and arch-defender of all things sexually deviant, Rex Huppke, had the humility to know that he doesn’t understand the Bible, he might refrain from using it foolishly to mock Christians.

Oct 3, 2014: Rex Huppke: Chicago Tribune: Keep your edge at work with 'rookie smarts'

Feb 28, 2014: Chicago Tribune reporter Gregory Trotter was supposed to cover Billy Corgan’s “ambient/musical interpretation of Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha,” a performance taking place Friday at a teahouse the Smashing Pumpkins frontman owns, a show he estimated on Facebook would last “8-9 hours.” Trotter said on Twitter Corgan’s publicist told him he couldn’t attend because Corgan was upset about a column by another Tribune writer that mocked the concept of an eight-to-nine-hour-long concert based on “Siddhartha.” The column that got Trotter that view from the sidewalk? Rex Huppke’s Feb. 27 piece, in which he wrote, “Corgan has always struck me as more than a little pompous, and his tea-infused ‘Siddhartha’-palooza reinforces that impression.” (You can stream the performance from the teahouse’s homepage.) (SOURCE: Andrew Beaujon: Poynter: "Billy Corgan bars Chicago Tribune reporter from show after critical column")

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Jan 16, 2014: Poynter: Huppke: Newspapers need a new mascot, too
The Chicago Cubs gave columnist Rex Huppke an idea for saving his own industry. As he points out, despite many attempts to reposition the news biz, “nobody has tried a mascot.” His idea: “Nathan the Newspaper Narwhal.”

Dec 17, 2013: Chicago Reader: The world according to the Trib's Rex Huppke
Rex Huppke has a flair for absurdity. Plenty of journalists speak truth to power, ignorance, and mendacity. But not many of them make me laugh.

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Dec 8, 2010: Illinois Family Institute: Chicago Tribune’s Propagandist for Homosexuality: Rex Huppke
I can’t say I was surprised by Rex Huppke’s Dec. 1, 2010 front-page Chicago Tribune story on the passage of the “civil union” bill, but I was certainly disappointed by its lack of objectivity.