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Rosalind Cummings-Yeates is a Chicago expert and adjunct faculty member in the Communication Department. Having grown up on the South Side, she highlights often overlooked places in her new book.

‘52 Things to Do in Chicago’ highlights neighborhoods that tourists overlook

By Bianca Kreusel, Deputy Director of Photography
May 12, 2022
South Loop businesses hope return of students can provide major boost in business amid pandemic

South Loop businesses hope return of students can provide “major boost” in business amid pandemic

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
August 10, 2020
Chicago growing as tourism destination

Chicago growing as tourism destination

By Metro Reporter
October 24, 2016
Protest

Residents protest potential statewide budget cuts

By Ariel Parrella-Aureli
July 3, 2015
Marketing manager Leslie Cooke, left, and Laura Collins, of Isabelli Media Relations, lean back on a new attraction called Tilt which has viewers stand against one of eight glass panels that tilt out and down on an angle from the observatory in Chicago, May 7, 2014. (Phil Velasquez Chicago Tribune/MCT)

‘Epic’ campaign boosts Chicago tourism

By Metro Reporter
May 4, 2015
Strategic Plan advertisements

Recent program eliminations spark mistrust in Strategic Plan, administration

By Campus Editor
April 13, 2015
The block of Wabash Avenue between Madison and Washington streets will be closed for next 18 months due to the construction of the new Wabash and Washington stop.

Chicago Loop Alliance transforms Wabash Avenue into Magnificent Mile

By Metro Reporter
March 30, 2015
Dania Mukahhal, a senior art + design major, and Ahmed Hamad, a 2014 alum, came together to hold a vigil with citizens and students on Feb. 11, at the Sculpture Garden, on the corner of South Wabash Avenue and 11th Street, after news of the brutal shooting that killed three Muslim students.

Responsive vigil for UNC shooting addresses Islamaphobia

By Associate Editor
February 16, 2015
One century minus a bakers dozen: Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

‘One century minus a baker’s dozen:’ Finding the forest for the trees in the translation of literature

By Features Editor & Assistant Sports & Health Editor
November 17, 2014

Taylor Swift takes on New York in hit new song

By Managing Editor
November 3, 2014

Keep Lucas museum on Lake Michigan

By Opinions Editor
September 2, 2014

Transit Transitioning: City Envisions Future Public Transit System

By Metro Editor
May 12, 2014
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