Yearly Archives: 2017
Spring Cleaning Time for your Tech
Just like your closets get overrun with clothes over the year, phones, too, can become low on space. But unlike closet cleaning, spring cleaning your electronics won’t cause you to… Read more
John Lennon Bus Visits Clemente High School
The John Lennon Tour Bus visited Clemente High School in the Humboldt Park community Tuesday morning as part of its nationwide art and digital education tour. Clemente High School’s radio… Read more
Parents Pressure Mayor to Keep Schools Open with TIF Funds
By: Ashmar Mandou Concerned parents and community leaders joined elected officials for a press conference on Tuesday morning inside City Hall to ask City Council and Mayor Rahm Emanuel support… Read more
Latinx Youth Fighting Displacement Through Storytelling
Caption by Ashmar Mandou Latinx youth from Logan Square orchestrated an event as part of #BrownInChicago, a project led by youth housing activists at Logan Square Neighborhood Association, who presented… Read more
Millennium Park Summer Film Lineup to Feature First Spanish-Language Film
The popular Millennium Park Summer Film Series returns, Tuesdays, June 13 through September 5, at 6:30pm. This year’s line-up kicks off with the 1980 Chicago classic The Blues Brothers, the… Read more
Rasmussen College Opens Chicago-Based Learning Center, Providing Access to Higher Education
Rasmussen College, a regionally accredited private college, announced the opening of a new learning center in southwest Chicago. The Rasmussen College Centro de Aprendizaje (Learning Center), located at 3948 West… Read more
A Night with Beloved Actor Eugenio Derbez
Caption by Ashmar Mandou Enthusiastic fans spent an intimate evening with beloved actor and comedian Eugenio Derbez Tuesday night at the National Museum of Mexican Art. Derbez was in Chicago… Read more
Morton College to Host Latest Production ‘Gypsy’
On Thursday, April 20, Morton College and its acclaimed theater, the Jedlicka Performing Arts Center, will host a VIP viewing party for its newest production: Gypsy. A rendition of the… Read more
Statement from the Archdiocese of Chicago About the Good Friday Walk for Peace
Cardinal Blase J. Cupich, Archbishop of Chicago, led a group of more than 1,500 people of all faiths, ages and backgrounds on a Walk for Peace through Englewood today, Good… Read more
Take Control of Your Finances! Participate In Money Smart Week®
With the lengthy budget delay in Illinois, funding for many state grant and scholarship programs is still in limbo, and financial uncertainty has become a daily obstacle for many students… Read more
