The political upheaval of the past year has disrupted many relationships, giving an additional meaning to “social distancing.” As a Black man, Jakobi Irvin, 19,…
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It was as if the world was put on hold in March 2020. Now, after a year full of loss, with nearly 570,000 lives claimed…
On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a global pandemic. One year later, more than 4 million doses of the COVID-19…
As wind rolled through Grant Park last fall, several college students could be seen gathering rocks and sticks to weigh down their blankets and papers…
Pinky Marasigan, a physical therapist at Amita Health Presence Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago, takes an extra hour after each workday to wash up and…
Four times a week, Jackson High School band students log on to a Zoom call to meet with their director, Joel Shaner, and get their…
When Zack Alper found out that the Christkindlmarket had canceled it’s in-person experience and moved to a virtual platform due to the pandemic, he was…
Christmas lights decorate the downtown village of Huntley’s trees and streetlights. While the holidays are near, the atmosphere is anything but joyful. As Illinois COVID-19…