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May 7, 2018
Accumulating points or knowledge: Do letter grades miss the mark in assessment?

Accumulating points or knowledge: Do letter grades miss the mark in assessment?

April 29, 2018
Lead-contaminated water found citywide, what’s next?

Lead-contaminated water found citywide, what’s next?

April 23, 2018
Textbooks or lunch? College students struggle for daily meals

Textbooks or lunch? College students struggle for daily meals

April 16, 2018
High school and college students as well as parents turned up in droves to stand for safety in schools and elimination of gun violence.

March For Our Lives — 85,000 assemble in Union Park

April 2, 2018
15 years in Iraq takes a costly toll

15 years in Iraq takes a costly toll

March 31, 2018
Comic book fans were treated to Emily Decker's lecture about the history of female representation in American comic books March 5 at The Field Museum. 

Second-wave feminist movement presented in comics

March 12, 2018
Students deserve a governor who represents their interests

Students deserve a governor who represents their interests

March 12, 2018
Governor candidates divulge plans for reducing student debt

Governor candidates divulge plans for reducing student debt

March 5, 2018
Civic entrepreneur Ra Joy, running mate of Chris Kennedy, said Illlinois' current local-property-tax system robs students of desperately needed resources. 

Lieutenant governor candidates find consensus on higher education

February 19, 2018
Gov. Bruce Rauner has targeted Democratic primary candidate J.B. Pritzker with multiple ads associating him with former Gov. Rod Blagojevich. 

Attack ads may hinder voter turnout

February 12, 2018
Homeownership a remote dream for millennials

Homeownership a remote dream for millennials

February 12, 2018
State Rep. Jeanne Ives, R-Wheaton, accused Gov. Bruce Rauner of serving the interests of Chicago above suburban and downstate Illinoisans at a Feb. 5 City Club of Chicago speech. 

Jeanne Ives surprised by ‘hysteria’ around controversial commercial

February 9, 2018
While many veterans have found the space welcoming, some miss having a designated space for student veterans because they find it difficult to connect with traditional students.

Student veterans search for renewed camaraderie, group recognition

January 29, 2018
Madeline Moran (left) and Lorelei Glaser, from Western Springs, Illinois, hold signs at the starting point of the second Women's March Chicago on Jan. 20. The March grew to approximately 300,000 people and congregated at Federal Plaza.

Another year, another march—300,000 gather downtown

January 20, 2018
Mayor Rahm Emanuel introduced a mayoral panel on climate change Dec. 4. at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, 130 E. Randolph St.

Mayors double down on Paris climate agreement

December 11, 2017
State Sen. Heather Steans, D-Chicago, promoted her legislation to legalize recreational marijuana, Nov. 28, at the James R. Thompson Center.

Travel writer Rick Steves joins push for recreational marijuana in Illinois

November 30, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

November 27, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

The War on Drugs is disrupting education

November 20, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Students will suffer if GOP, corporations have their way

November 13, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

North Dakota journalism students are missing out

November 6, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Lawmakers need to act on student borrower safeguards

October 30, 2017
Nationwide student loan crisis triggers relief fraud

Nationwide student loan crisis triggers relief fraud

October 30, 2017
DeVos’ student protection rollback exemplifies the swamp

DeVos’ student protection rollback exemplifies the swamp

October 23, 2017
Mayor Rahm Emanuel spoke about directing the budget towards police training, funding Chicago Public Schools and more during his Oct. 18 budget address at City Hall.

Emanuel unveils 2018 spending blueprint

October 20, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Study reinforces need for climate change education

October 16, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Media literacy courses needed now more than ever

October 9, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

College athletes need an alternative to the NCAA

October 2, 2017
Harvard needs to follow its own words

Harvard needs to follow its own words

September 25, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

DeVos continues to squeeze students’ bank accounts dry

September 18, 2017
DACA debacle: A Dreamer's nightmare

DACA debacle: A Dreamer’s nightmare

September 18, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Trump’s DACA halt, a violation of trust

September 11, 2017
Politicians are supposed to unify, not divide

Support students, education, not military contractors

September 5, 2017
May contain: peanuts, milk, gluten: Restaurants, customers urge for education, dialogue on food allergies

May contain: peanuts, milk, gluten: Restaurants, customers urge for education, dialogue on food allergies

September 5, 2017
Panelists discussed how voter's one sided news feeds have contributed to the nation's hard-lined partisanship at Ferguson Hall, 600. S Michigan Ave., Aug. 16.

Experts, voters in search for civility in politics

August 25, 2017
Demonstrators stood silently outside Gov. Bruce Rauner's Chicago office Aug. 9 asking him to keep his campaign promises. 

‘Handmaids’ protesters silently urge Rauner to sign abortion rights bill

August 10, 2017

Democratic Gubernatorial candidate draws Speaker Madigan, Lord Voldermort parallel

August 7, 2017
Students will receive MAP grant funding for the 2016–2017 and 2017–2018 academic years.

Columbia receives MAP grant funding after state budget approval

July 25, 2017
Gov. Bruce Rauner accused the Democratic lawmakers of toying with children's education to achieve their political agenda at a July 24 press conference.

CTU President: Stop pitting Chicago against the suburbs

July 25, 2017

Chicago office buildings grab top spot in energy efficiency

July 18, 2017
Daniel Biss: End machine politics, corrupt system

Daniel Biss: End machine politics, corrupt system

July 14, 2017
CPS CEO Forrest Claypool spoke to a sold-out City Club of Chicago crowd May 30.

CPS CEO: State funding formula a ‘cancer’ on CPS

May 31, 2017
Kim Foxx acts on campaign promises for reform

Kim Foxx acts on campaign promises for reform

May 8, 2017

Obama discusses vision, designs for Presidential Center

May 3, 2017
Ald. Ameya Pawar (47th Ward) spoke to voters in Logan Square, April 26 and presented his progressive strategy to unify red and blue counties.

Ameya Pawar: Trump, Rauner are pitting us against one another

May 1, 2017
In his first public appearance since leaving the Oval Office, Barack Obama inspired the next generation in a April 24 panel discussion at the University of Chicago.

Obama encourages next generation in welcomed return home

April 24, 2017
Executive office is not the end-all be-all

Executive office is not the end-all be-all

April 24, 2017
Proposed minimum wage hike triggers dispute between lawmakers, businesses

Proposed minimum wage hike triggers dispute between lawmakers, businesses

April 24, 2017
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed a lawsuit April 6 accusing a Joliet woman of defrauding four Illinois residents out of more than $10,000. 

Chicago immigrants falling victim to law fraud

April 17, 2017
Although the Chicago Teachers Union continues to protest and disagree with Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool, it decided not to strike on May 1.

CTU strike averted, tensions remain

April 10, 2017
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