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Loyola’s School of Communication (SOC) introduced its first cohort of 27 media fellows this year.
The second annual first-generation celebration promoted student success and belonging.
The Department of History, Loyola Libraries and Polish Studies Program sponsored the annual commemoration event of Kristallnacht, featuring …
The weekly events column of the News section.
The bill promises to bring Illinois’ electric prices down, especially in the state’s surge of data center construction.
State Senators passed a bill that allocates $1.5 billion to the CTA, Metra and Pace.
The budget includes several different tax programs to advance community based initiatives.
Funding for benefits and the delay in money being delivered to those who benefit are in question.
More than 2,000 people gathered to pray for migrants held in inhumane conditions in the Broadview ICE facility.
The fundraiser sold Insomnia Cookies in support of the October 2024 shooting near the Rogers Park storefront.
Spooky season is over. November brings the sweet dulcet sounds of Mariah Carey faintly echoing around the halls …
The proposal aimed at allowing taller, denser residential and mixed-use development to be built on Broadway.
The events focused on the lasting effects of the second Italo-Ethiopian War and the efforts of black soldiers …
Wittenberg holds degrees from several different institutions and is inspired by Jesuit values.
The organization N2N works Northside to respond to increased ICE activity by fostering solidarity among communities.
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