Organizers hope that the exhibition, which features Connell’s well-known “Pictures for Charis,” will help the former Columbia College Chicago prof and mentor gain exposure.

Hundreds of thousands of Illinois residents are expected to be pushed out of the federal food assistance program for people with low incomes as soon as May 1.

Chicago dazzles when she's featured on the silver screen. Curious City dives deeper into the films that resonate most with listeners.

Ice builds on Lake Michigan along the shore at Newport State Park in Wisconsin, Feb. 15, 2021. Scientists will venture onto ...

The Chicago Review of Books is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new event that will give Chicagoans a sneak peek at ...

The Trump administration is dropping its appeal of a federal court ruling that blocked guidance telling K-12 schools and ...

We look back on Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s Chicago Freedom Movement. The ...

Once a ticket to a professional career, college degrees may no longer provide the career advantage they once did.

"I’m getting calls from parents about this product being peddled to kids," said 13 Ward Ald. Marty Quinn, who supports the ...

On Friday, Emily Hilleren and Lauren Vega ferried a care package containing whistles and instructional zines to Minneapolis, ...

Cole Escola’s much-acclaimed play about former first lady Mary Todd Lincoln will tour the states starting this fall.

Chicago Public Media editor-in-chief Kimbriell Kelly talks about leading WBEZ and the Sun-Times in 2026. And ‘Say More’ ...