Logan Square residents are divided on whether or not the bike lane on a busyintersection in the neighborhood is really effective. In early October, the…
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In response to skyrocketing statistics of gun deaths and injuries, the “American Epidemic: Guns in the United States” exhibition encourages attendees to slow down and…
When Amanda James first visited the home of the 10-year-old girl she had been tutoring, she was surprised by the amount of food served on…
At the age of 16, Samantha Ante convinced her mother that they should move from their economically and relationally toxic environment in Mexico and move…
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,…
Traditionally, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. As we begin the reopening process, this summer kickoff is especially significant. Soon enough we’ll be…
Thursday, March 11 marked one year since the World Health Organization officially deemed the coronavirus a global pandemic. Shutdowns in the United States caused sweeping…
LaQuandra Fair said when she first learned about Growing Home, she was “not into the whole farming thing.” However, in 2016, Fair said she came…