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Douglass Park is fenced off in order to begin preparations for Riot Fest. Photo courtesy of Denise Ferguson.

After years of damage and disruption, Douglass Park residents want Riot Fest to relocate

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
September 16, 2022
From Squishmallows to fundraising: Support for Highland Park community continues in creative ways

From Squishmallows to fundraising: Support for Highland Park community continues in creative ways

By Abra Richardson and Kamy Smelser
August 4, 2022
Along the intersection of Blue Island Avenue and West Cullerton Street, a section marking the start of the first Fiesta del Sol festival in the 70s is honored.

Pilsen celebrates the 50th anniversary of Fiesta del Sol with honorary new name for part of Blue Island Avenue

By Irvin Ibarra, Staff Reporter
July 30, 2022
Closing the nature gap: How Chicago environmentalists are advancing outdoor equity

Closing the nature gap: How Chicago environmentalists are advancing outdoor equity

By Camilla Forte, Echo Magazine
July 2, 2021
Muslims from Chicagos Rohingya community pray on Eid al-Fitr toward the Kaaba in Mecca from a parking lot at West Devon and North Washtenaw avenues.

Rohingya Americans experience their first community Eid celebration

By Zachary Clingenpeel, Co-Director of Photography
May 21, 2021
‘Im no different than anyone else’: LGBTQ Christians share their journeys to finding acceptance

‘I’m no different than anyone else’: LGBTQ Christians share their journeys to finding acceptance

By Mari Devereaux, Echo Magazine
May 21, 2021
“My style is very street, very casual and sporty almost,” Mayhue said. “I definitely [value] comfort over extravagance.”

From the closet to the catwalk, queer fashion is a form of self-expression

By Kaylie Slack , Director of Photography
April 28, 2021
Tyra Guan, an arts management senior from China, works as a tour guide and at the front desk at the college library. She has experienced racism and peculiar looks from strangers.

Asian students speak out after recent uptick in crimes against AAPI community

By Amina Sergazina, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2021
President and CEO Kwang-Wu Kim addressed the recent rise in anti-Asian violence in a Friday, April 2 email and said the colleges work of becoming a fully anti-racist institution must take on a new urgency.

BREAKING: President Kim ‘feeling rage and outrage’ over rise in anti-Asian violence

By Brooklyn Kiosow, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 2, 2021
Letter to the Editor: DEI leaders respond to CFAC criticism, call for more trusting dialogue

Letter to the Editor: DEI leaders respond to CFAC criticism, call for ‘more trusting dialogue’

By Raquel Monroe and Folayemi Wilson
February 16, 2021
Pullman neighbor, beloved colleague with star qualities Nancy Gahan dead at 73

Pullman neighbor, beloved colleague with ‘star qualities’ Nancy Gahan dead at 73

By Mateusz Janik, Senior Reporter
February 8, 2021
The bright pastry display is the first thing that welcomes customers as they enter Grail Cafe.

South Loop cafe proves resilient despite the pandemic

By Abby McFarland, Photojournalist
February 5, 2021
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