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Library showcases associate professor's new book

Library showcases associate professor’s new book

December 5, 2018
Chicago goes after big tobacco, e-cigarettes

Chicago goes after big tobacco, e-cigarettes

November 26, 2018
Cook County voters want legal marijuana revenue to fund schools

Cook County voters want legal marijuana revenue to fund schools

November 22, 2018
Local nonprofit urges students to dream big

Local nonprofit urges students to dream big

November 11, 2018
film review: Whoville shines in modern twist on Dr. Seuss classic

film review: Whoville shines in modern twist on Dr. Seuss classic

November 11, 2018
Formerly the Luxury Boutique 47, LuxeB Studio has renamed and reopened its location in Bronzeville, 358 E. 47th St., offering an open-concept studio space for Chicago’s growing creative community. 

LuxeB Studio invites artists to create, curate and collaborate

November 5, 2018
The next Large Lots round of applications will open in  December. The program’s website provides a map of plots of that are available for purchase for $1. 

$1 buys a plot of land in Chicago through Large Lots program

November 5, 2018
Veteran burns candles to combat stress, PTSD

Veteran burns candles to combat stress, PTSD

November 5, 2018
Notable Native: Rodney

Notable Native : Rodney “HotRod” Washington

October 29, 2018
Post-grad to poltergeist: Alumni produce haunted house

Post-grad to poltergeist: Alumni produce haunted house

October 23, 2018
Veterans face hurdles when seeking access to medical marijuana

Veterans face hurdles when seeking access to medical marijuana

October 22, 2018
Chicago gives paper metered parking receipts the boot

Chicago gives paper metered parking receipts the boot

October 15, 2018
Big Screams from Logan Theatre’s Big Screen

Big Screams from Logan Theatre’s Big Screen

October 15, 2018
Pop artist Keith Haring to be featured in AIDS Garden

Pop artist Keith Haring to be featured in AIDS Garden

October 9, 2018
Gold Cup Final to shine at Soldier Field

Gold Cup Final to shine at Soldier Field

October 8, 2018
 The percentage of college students who voted in 2016 increased 3.2 percent compared to 2012. Voter registration drives hosted in the library and around campus support this upward trend. 

Columbia celebrates democracy with voter registration day

October 2, 2018
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Second City alumni spoof the spooky with new show pilot

September 29, 2018
A proposed ordinance will make clear distinction between public art and graffiti. 

Alderman pushes to protect Chicago’s public art

September 24, 2018
Chicago responds to Hurricane Florence

Chicago responds to Hurricane Florence

September 24, 2018
The attorney general’s office gathered ideas about reform of the Chicago Police Department from CPD officers and 13 focus groups. This guidance was considered when drafting the consent decree. 

Mayor’s consent decree promises to reform CPD

September 17, 2018
Summertime Chicago offers free event, Tuesday on the Terrace

Summertime Chicago offers free event, Tuesday on the Terrace

September 7, 2018
Kneeling for justice: a veteran’s response to NFL protests

Kneeling for justice: a veteran’s response to NFL protests

September 4, 2018
McDonald’s Youth Opportunity Initiative to launch in Chicago

McDonald’s Youth Opportunity Initiative to launch in Chicago

September 4, 2018
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