University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign chancellor stepping down but university hopes to keep him in the system
The chancellor of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign plans to step down at the end of the current academic year.
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Plotting his future in film: Columbia College student from Monterrey, Mexico, is sharing his short stories one film festival at a time
Carlos Lerma is finding success at film festivals locally and nationally, while helping plan the Chicago International Film Festival, which starts Wednesday.
New inclusive dental clinic at UIC an ‘oasis’ for patients with special needs
The Inclusive Care Clinic accommodates everything from wheelchairs to sensory issues with the goal of letting “patients dictate the pace of the work.”
Ali the Anthem Girl performs at Wrigley Field on her way to singing at every major ballpark
Wrigley was Ali Berke's 12th national anthem performance at a major league ballpark, and she aims to sing at all the major league fields in the U.S. and Canada.
Crystal Lake native Valerie Tarazi reflects on ‘biggest honor’ of representing Palestine in Paris Olympics
She was one of the flag bearers for the opening and closing ceremonies and continues to use her exposure at the Olympics to promote a message of peace.
Young Black and Indian women share an identity with Kamala Harris — some are beaming, while others sit at a crossroads with her stance on Gaza
Before her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Black and Indian-American women are excited and cautious about Vice-President Kamala Harris' run for the White House.
New FAFSA process aims to address issues from last year’s botched launch
Next year's Free Application for Federal Student Aid will require students to apply through a new process.
Online platform launched by Barrington High School students offers ‘fresh’ take on farmers market experience
Fresh Cornucopia brings farmers market vendors from different communities together for customers from all over to find.
IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel warns Chicagoans about ‘the exponential growth of tax scams’
"You can go on Youtube to learn how to fold a fitted sheet, but going on Youtube to figure out what tax credit you're eligible for is a huge mistake,...
Patient sings along to rock song during first awake kidney transplant at Northwestern Medicine
“Kidney transplants are working and have been working for decades, but we want to constantly work to make them better and even better than that,” said Dr. Satish Nadig, chief...