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Stop and smell the pie

Stop and smell the pie

By Kendrah Villiesse
April 29, 2018
Chicago population decrease may reflect lack of jobs, crime, housing

Chicago population decrease may reflect lack of jobs, crime, housing

By Savannah Eadens
April 15, 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
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, speaks at the Conaway Center, 1104 S. Wabash Ave., about her experience with civil organizing and activism Oct. 19.

Dolores Huerta talks activism, politics

By Savannah Eadens, Metro Reporter
October 25, 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
Chicago’s segregation costs billions, stunts society growth

Chicago’s segregation costs billions, stunts society growth

By Jackie Murray
April 10, 2017
Producer and musician Steve Albini (bottom) knows the ins and outs of Chicago’s punk scene. He has seen it grow throughout the decades and still lives it, recording punk bands at his Avondale recording studio Electrical Audio, 2621 W. Belmont Ave.

Pioneer of Punk: Steve Albini remembers music community

By Blair Paddock
April 10, 2017
Chicago will get the chance to show the world its recent river enhancements this March as it hosts a global mayors’ forum on urban waterfront redevelopment.

City to host global waterfront forum

By Courtney Wolfe
December 12, 2016
The City’s “Great Rivers Chicago” plan provides for a series of improvements in water quality, river access and recreational facilities completed by 2040.

Long process of improving Chicago rivers continues

By Metro Reporter
September 6, 2016

Conforming to music

By Emily Ornberg
October 15, 2012

Chicago Pedestrian Plan takes its first steps

By Vanessa Morton
September 12, 2011
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