Pay up or move was the gist of a letter posted in the elevator for all residents of an apartment building in the Woodlawn community to read at the beginning of the year.
Mayors from cities all around the world were in Chicago Monday for the 5th Annual Richard J. Daley Urban Forum, held at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
The Chicago Board of Education recently approved 67 additional elementary schools to become year-round schools beginning this fall, and Chicago Public Schools officials said this will create more learning opportunities for students.
Paula Allen-Meares, Ph.D., officially took the helm of the University of Illinois at Chicago on Jan. 15. But on Sunday, a who’s who of local Black elected officials, clergy, civic and business leaders, and supporters packed the gymnasium at the JLM
Back on Nov. 4, when thousands of Chicagoans filled Grant Park to celebrate the astounding and historic election win of Barack Obama, the city’s pride spouted forth in greater abundance than the waters of Buckingham Fountain.
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A virtual “who’s who” in Chicago real estate along with numerous high-level city officials and community leaders are expected at the Second Annual Jane Addams Legacy Award Gala honoring Elzie Higginbottom and East Lake Management & Devel
A pictorial presentation of 20th centurary American life captured by photographer Gordon Parks will be exhibited at Northwestern University's Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art through June 28.
