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Roosevelt University Receives $5M Grant to Expand STEM Doctoral Programs

Roosevelt University Receives $5M Grant to Expand STEM Doctoral Programs

Roosevelt University is proud to announce that it has received a nearly $5 million grant to expand STEM education access to minority students. With these funds, the University will continue… Read more »

Chicago Public Schools Fills Key Leadership Role

Chicago Public Schools Fills Key Leadership Role

The Chicago Board of Education approved the appointment of Joshua Long to serve as the District’s new Chief of the Office of Diverse Learner Supports and Services (ODLSS) where he… Read more »

City of Chicago Hosts Computer Science Education

City of Chicago Hosts Computer Science Education

The Department of Family and Support Services, announced High-Tech CHI, a day-long event focused on exposing K-14 students to new and innovative technology. This event was part of the Computer… Read more »

Sinai Chicago Welcomes First Baby of 2024

Sinai Chicago Welcomes First Baby of 2024

At 4:52am Monday, baby Andrew Harris Jr. took his first breath at Mount Sinai Hospital, becoming Sinai Chicago’s first baby of 2024. The son of Sade Humphrey and Andrew Harris… Read more »

Montrose Behavioral Health Hospital Opens Adult Hospital

Montrose Behavioral Health Hospital Opens Adult Hospital

This week marks the opening of Montrose Behavioral Health Hospital’s new adult hospital. Now in addition to providing programming for children and adolescents at a separate location, Montrose Behavioral Health… Read more »

E-Cigarette Use in Indoor Public Places to Be Banned in Illinois

E-Cigarette Use in Indoor Public Places to Be Banned in Illinois

E-cigarette use will no longer be permitted in indoor public spaces in Illinois under under a new state law signed earlier this year by Gov. JB Pritzker. The Illinois Department… Read more »

The New Year Starts with Dry January

The New Year Starts with Dry January

Goodbye 2023! Now that the holidays are nearly over and overindulging is behind us, it’s time for a reset. January has been coined, “Dry January”. Dry January is a one-month… Read more »

Interactive Unicorn World Returning to Chicago in January

Interactive Unicorn World Returning to Chicago in January

Unicorn World, an immersive, interactive and themed event for all ages, will take place in Chicago on January 26th through 28th for the second year in a row. The event,… Read more »

State Provides Update on Shelter Site for Migrants

State Provides Update on Shelter Site for Migrants

By: Ashmar Mandou On Wednesday morning, the State of Illinois provided an update on the location for the new shelter site for migrants and also provided new landing zone and… Read more »

Attorney General Raoul Urges Illinois Residents to Be Alert for Phone Scammers

Attorney General Raoul Urges Illinois Residents to Be Alert for Phone Scammers

Attorney General Kwame Raoul urged Illinois residents to be aware of phone scammers potentially using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to mimic the voice of a loved one. Scammers have long used… Read more »