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While waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine, old traumas with the health care system resurface in the Black community

While waiting for a COVID-19 vaccine, old traumas with the health care system resurface in the Black community

By Erin Threlkeld, Copy Editor
November 18, 2020

Candidates eye Congressional seat a month before midterms

By Blaise Mesa
October 9, 2018

Essential oils should not replace modern medicine

Essential oils should not replace modern medicine

By Olivia Deloian
October 8, 2018

Pills, patches, shots! Oh my! New male contraceptives may not be available anytime soon

Pills, patches, shots! Oh my! New male contraceptives may not be available anytime soon

By Blaise Mesa
February 12, 2018

Going organic in the bedroom

Going organic in the bedroom

By Samantha Conrad
February 12, 2018

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Chicago Black Restaurant Week brings bucks to black businesses

By Mayan Darbyshire
February 11, 2018

Shelley Young, CEO and founder of The Chopping Block, suggests meal prepping with quinoa because of its versatility and simplicity to make.

You are what you eat: the health benefits of cooking

By Molly Walsh, Campus Reporter
November 27, 2017

Mental illness cannot be immediate reasoning when tragedy strikes

Mental illness cannot be immediate reasoning when tragedy strikes

By Brooke Pawling Stennett
October 9, 2017

Words participants use to describe the healthcare system are displayed in the “Take Care” exhibit at the Weinberg/Newton Art Gallery, 300 W. Superior St.

Breast cancer exhibit wants you to ‘Take Care’

By Kendrah Villiesse
September 18, 2017

New treatment gives second chance to leukemia patients at U of Chicago

New treatment gives second chance to leukemia patients at U of Chicago

By Savannah Eadens
September 11, 2017

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

Junior art and art history major Melanie Vazquez won first place in this year’s WAC Mural Contest. Her mural will be displayed on the south-facing wall of the 623 S. Wabash Ave. Building for six months before being replaced by senior art and art history major Shelby Gahm’s second–place mural.

Student winners announced for WAC Mural Contest

By Ariana Portalatin, Campus Editor
May 8, 2017

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