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There are not enough public restrooms in Chicago — the next mayor should help fix that

There are not enough public restrooms in Chicago — the next mayor should help fix that

By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
April 1, 2023
Municipal election saw historically low voter turnout rate, just 3% of them being cast by young people

Municipal election saw historically low voter turnout rate, just 3% of them being cast by young people

By Zoë Takaki, Staff Reporter
March 17, 2023
Rank choice voting needs to be implemented

Rank choice voting needs to be implemented

By Kimberly Vazquez, Copy Editor
March 11, 2023
As election results roll in on Feb. 28, members of the crowd at Paul Vallas election party located at 838 W. Kinzie St. converse with each other after news that Lori Lightfoot, previous Mayor of Chicago, has conceded. Lightfoot is the first one-term mayor in 40 years to lose the reelection bid.

Incumbent Lightfoot is out; Vallas, Johnson head to runoff on April 4

By Leah Love, News Editor
February 28, 2023
Mayoral candidate Kam Buckner spoke at a community forum to gain supporters for his bid for mayor on Jan 26. Buckner a state representative from the 26th district hopes to replace current mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Endorsement: Kambium ‘Kam’ Buckner for mayor

By Editorial Board
February 23, 2023

CTU strikers: ‘Mayor Lightfoot, get on the right foot’

By Ignacio Calderon and Camilla Forte
October 18, 2019

Managing Money Problems

By Sponsored Content
March 30, 2018
Buzz (left) and Biff Ruttenberg said their donation is in support of an insitution their parents created and will allow MoCP to obtain more established artists. 

MoCP receives $1M gift from Ruttenberg Foundation

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
March 11, 2018
Journalists, professors and researchers discussed Chicagos race-based political hierarchy during a Feb. 27 panel at the Chicago History Museum. 

Solving Chicago’s segregated political structure

By Lauren Leazenby
March 7, 2018
Tom Tresser, a defender of public interests at the CivicLab, strives to increase civic engagement and encourage young voters throughout the Chicagoland area. 

CivicLab educator gets real about student involvement

By Kelsey Kennedy
March 2, 2018
After serving as acting chair of the Humanities, History and Social Science Department for nearly two years, Erin McCarthy is now serving as interim chair of the same department. 

Temporary leadership in HHSS Department questioned by faculty member

By Connor Carynski, News Editor
September 5, 2017
New York-based group Sunflower Bean, which will be headlining this year’s Manifest festival, got its start playing DIY shows and practicing in band member Jacob Faber’s basement; the trio has since released multiple tracks and will go on tour with The Pixies this summer. 

Sunflower Bean sprouts as Manifest headliner

By Connor Carynski, Staff Reporter
May 1, 2017
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