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In this Jan. 17, 2018, file photo, Houston Astros Senior Director of Baseball Operations Brandon Taubman attends a baseball news conference in Houston. The Astros have fired Taubman for directing inappropriate comments at female reporters following Houston’s pennant-winning victory over the New York Yankees.

Opinion: Strike three: Taubman’s out

By Grace Senior, Creative Director
October 26, 2019

Female athletes need their time in the spotlight

Female athletes need their time in the spotlight

By Blaise Mesa
April 14, 2018

Ballot mishaps at primaries highlight third party struggle

Ballot mishaps at primaries highlight third party struggle

By Savannah Eadens
April 1, 2018

Even though the White Sox are not expected to make the World Series, fans still have reason to cheer as top prospects could be playing in the MLB this season.

Cubs, White Sox look to build in 2018

By Blaise Mesa
March 21, 2018

Advocate organizations carry torch in disability awareness

Advocate organizations carry torch in disability awareness

By Blaise Mesa
March 12, 2018

Grammy nominees show improvement in award diversity

Activism shown during ‘VMAs’ should not be temporary

By Ariana Portalatin
September 5, 2017

Murphy’s Bleachers, a family-owned Wrigleyville staple, is funding every Donors Choose project teachers in the 60613 zip code have posted.

Wrigleyville bar donates $20,000 to local schools

By Metro Reporter
November 21, 2016

Ozzy Munoz’s Dream City Tattoos has done 50 Cubs tattoos after the World Series.

World Series celebration continues in creative ways

By Arts & Culture Reporter
November 21, 2016

Kimberly Soenen, a documentary creative consultant who helped create the film

Documentary brings political tolerance to the table

November 7, 2016

Alumnus broadcasts history through Cubs win

Alumnus broadcasts history through Cubs win

By Amelia Garza, Campus Reporter
November 7, 2016

Cubs make history after 108 years

By Metro Reporter
November 7, 2016

Young adult fiction gets its own coming-of-age story

Young adult fiction gets its own coming-of-age story

By Arts & Culture Reporter
September 26, 2016

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