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Whitney Young Magnet High School Takes Second Place in National Decathlon Championship

Whitney Young Magnet High School Takes Second Place in National Decathlon Championship

Whitney M. Young Magnet High School’s decathlon team took second place over the weekend at the rigorous and highly-competitive United States Academic Decathlon National Competition in Frisco, Texas, earning one… Read more »

UIC Grad Students Design Solutions for CHA Property, Win First Place in HUD Competition

UIC Grad Students Design Solutions for CHA Property, Win First Place in HUD Competition

Graduate students from the University of Illinois-Chicago recently scored the winning design for an underdeveloped Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) site as part of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban… Read more »

Erikson Institute Offering Bilingual Summer Seminar

Erikson Institute Offering Bilingual Summer Seminar

Erikson Institute, a graduate school in child development, is offering a unique seminar series in both English and in Spanish. Early childhood professionals can choose to take the 3-day workshop… Read more »

U.S. Bank Expands Lending Opportunities for Women-, Minority-, and Veteran-Owned Businesses

U.S. Bank Expands Lending Opportunities for Women-, Minority-, and Veteran-Owned Businesses

U.S. Bank is introducing a new Business Diversity Lending Program that will expand the ability of diverse business owners to obtain capital, building upon the bank’s broader efforts to support under-represented… Read more »

Gov. Pritzker Awards $6.6 Million in Route 66 and Local Tourism Marketing Grants

Gov. Pritzker Awards $6.6 Million in Route 66 and Local Tourism Marketing Grants

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) announced 58 awards totaling $6.6 million through the Route 66 ($3.7 million) and Tourism Marketing Grant Programs… Read more »

Pilsen Property Tax Protest/Cultural Celebration

Pilsen Property Tax Protest/Cultural Celebration

An open-air family-friendly celebration, 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, May 6 in Dvorak Park, 1119 W. Cullerton St. in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, will double as a protest of rising property taxes… Read more »

Chicago Resiliency Fund 2.0 Distributes First $1.2M in Relief Payments

Chicago Resiliency Fund 2.0 Distributes First $1.2M in Relief Payments

On Tuesday, the City of Chicago and Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) Commissioner Brandie Knazze announced that $1.2M has been distributed to more than 2,400 eligible households who… Read more »

Berwyn Shops: A Homegrown Project Returns on Cinco de Mayo

Berwyn Shops: A Homegrown Project Returns on Cinco de Mayo

By: Ashmar Mandou Twelve new businesses will make their Berwyn debut on Friday as part of the Berwyn Shops: A Homegrown Project grand re-opening. The Berwyn Shops: A Homegrown Project… Read more »

The Necessity for Latino History in Illinois Schools

The Necessity for Latino History in Illinois Schools

By Daniel Nardini Recently, the Illinois State Assembly has been passing legislation to make Native American history required in Illinois public schools. In 2021, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed into… Read more »

Emerald Adquiere Cocina Sabrosa para Crear En EEUU El Primer Evento Nacional de la Industria Latina de Alimentos y Bebidas

Emerald Adquiere Cocina Sabrosa para Crear En EEUU El Primer Evento Nacional de la Industria Latina de Alimentos y Bebidas

Emerald Holdings Inc. anunció la adquisición de Cocina Sabrosa Food & Beverage Trade Expo, el único evento business-to-business (B2B) en Estados Unidos dedicado exclusivamente al sector latino de alimentos y… Read more »