Thousands of people flocked to the streets to celebrate art and the return of one of Grand Rapids’ most beloved events. The 18-day event called…
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DePaul Art Museum’s exhibition Learned Objects takes a look at Chicago-centric activism through art. The exhibit, which opened Sept. 9 and runs through Feb. 13,…
Chicago Sky fans packed the Pritzker Pavillion in Millenium Park on Tuesday after the WNBA team blasted into a forceful fourth quarter comeback over the weekend to win the first championship in the franchise’s…
A pioneer for justice and civil rights, Timuel Dixon Black died Wednesday, Oct. 14 at age 102. Well known for his work in the Black…
A wall facing an empty grass plot along 19th Street and Blue Island Avenue in the Pilsen neighborhood, once riddled with unwanted graffiti, now has…
Whether you focus on school shootings, mass shootings, hate crimes, police brutality, suicides or domestic violence, it is clear that America has a gun violence…
The summer of 2020 was filled with civil unrest including the repeated vandalization of Christopher Columbus statues in Chicago. In response, Mayor Lori Lightfoot removed…
With her students being remote due to the pandemic, special education teacher Christina Botica noticed one thing they had in common: pets. Being an animal…