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Rogers Park wellness studio hosts yoga clothing swap
A shared passion for health and wellness brought people together in Rogers Park for Centered Studios‘ first yoga clothing swap. The day’s activities featured food, music, complimentary auricular acupuncture treatments (on the ear), psychic readings and demonstrations on how to make yoga mat spray. Health coaches Camille Houseknecht, 26, and Natalie Zenner, 34, demonstrated how to […]
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Every weekday after school lets out in Chicago’s North Lawndale area, Tyreek Jamison heads straight to a church in the nearby Little Village neighborhood. But the high school senior does not go to La Villita Community Church on the city’s southwest side to pray. Jamison goes there to fight. Jamison is a boxer. The 19 […]
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Trump’s victory in Near North Side: life goes on
November 16, 2016 Comments Off on Trump’s victory in Near North Side: life goes on
Listen to the Story Here Donald Trump’s surprise victory left many Chicagoans—as well as the rest of the nation—shocked. There was a palpable somber tone on the red line, and everyone on the street kept their eyes down. However disappointed voters are, they must accept the results. With President Obama and Hillary Clinton trying damage […]
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Pilsen community reacts to presidential election results
November 12, 2016 Comments Off on Pilsen community reacts to presidential election results
Members of Chicago’s Pilsen community expressed their distaste in newly-elected Donald Trump the day after the election. The neighborhood, with its high Hispanic population, felt nervous that Trump now holds the office; the candidate made statements during his campaign about building a wall on the Mexican border and deporting illegal immigrants. Many people within the […]
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Trying to Make Sense of the Election Results in Jefferson Park
November 12, 2016 Comments Off on Trying to Make Sense of the Election Results in Jefferson Park
The fact that hash tags #notmypresident and #Imstillwithher are trending – at the moment this was written – shows people are still digesting the outcome of the election. Even the media seems stumped as to how someone who hasn’t held public office could win the highest title in the nation. The people of Chicago’s Jefferson […]
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Chicago reacts to our new president
November 12, 2016 Comments Off on Chicago reacts to our new president
The morning after a historic election night, some Chicago residents seemed to be in a state of shock. It might’ve been the middle of the week blues, or a lack of sleep from staying up to watch the results pour in, but there were barely any smiles seen this Wednesday morning in the Lakeview neighborhood. […]
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Minority Women Respond to Election Results
November 12, 2016 Comments Off on Minority Women Respond to Election Results
Following the hectic and riveting election day of 2016, the usually vibrant neighborhood of Wicker Park was quieter than normal the morning after. Donald Trump’s victory against Hillary Clinton came as a shock to many in Chicago since Clinton won over Illinois in the race. Minority women in the neighborhood spoke on how Trump’s presidency […]
