On March 15, 2025, Chicago hosted its annual river dyeing to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day,
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Being a student at the Illinois Institute of Technology, I have always appreciated how our
Stepping into 1871, I found myself in an innovative workspace with empowering panel talks, hands on problem solving and networking. This article is based on my experience at an event hosted at 1871.
The United States Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced its “Enhanced Targeted
Chicago’s art scene is constantly evolving. It uniquely blends traditional art with modern innovative technologies. This article gives a brief backdrop of how art has changed to bring about positive responses within the city.
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VanderCook’s One City program is a K-8 music program. They attract students from nearby neighborhoods, and offer free instrument loans and music lessons for the students. I had the pleasure of visiting recently, and am excited to share upcoming information with the program!