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Wednesday, March 26, 2025
‘It’s not happenstance’: 4 years after the release of her book, WBEZ reporter Natalie Moore reflects on segregation in Chicago
By
Lauren Leazenby
, News Editor
Avondale tours reveal the rich history and untold stories of Chicago segregation
By
Mari Devereaux
, Staff Reporter
MoCP receives $1M gift from Ruttenberg Foundation
By
Olivia Deloian
, Campus Reporter
Solving Chicago’s segregated political structure
By
Lauren Leazenby
Temporary leadership in HHSS Department questioned by faculty member
By
Connor Carynski
, News Editor
Jefferson Park can become model for new Chicago
By
Tyra Bosnic
Natalie Y. Moore debuts her newest book | The Columbia Chronicle
Black youth experience high unemployment
By
metro reporter
CHI-TOWN LOW DOWN: Chicago’s diverse population is divided, neglected
By
Managing Editor
Last listening forums for prioritization
By
Heather Scroering
Chicago still separate, unequal
By
Editorial Board
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