A wall facing an empty grass plot along 19th Street and Blue Island Avenue in…
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Chicagoans Weigh in on City’s Controversial Monuments
The summer of 2020 was filled with civil unrest including the repeated vandalization of Christopher …
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Welcoming Back Summertime Chi
Traditionally, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. As we begin the reopening process,…
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Joliet public art under assessment
When the city of Joliet invested in creating more than two dozen vibrant murals reflecting…
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Dancing through the Pandemic: What Joffrey members have lost and gained
By Lauren Holt In March 2020 the stage lights went down at performance venues across…
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Columbia College Chicago Professor Candi Meriwether inspires next generation of journalists
Since beginning her career in journalism, Candi Meriwether has always been immersed in conversations surrounding…
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American Writers Museum offers virtual experience for ‘Tools of the Trade’ exhibit
The American Writers Museum, located on 180 N. Michigan Ave., is currently closed to the…
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Christkindlmarket goes virtual, keeping holiday spirit alive
When Zack Alper found out that the Christkindlmarket had canceled it’s in-person experience and moved…