In a financial recession, the arts is not the career path many can afford to take. Many artists are scared of the financial hardships that..
As we enter into our fifth year of publication, we welcome back friends both old and new. If you’re the latter, you may have come..
Content warning: this story contains graphic descriptions of police violence and brutality On Friday, July 17, a protest centering Black and Indigenous lives and calling..
14 East contributor Abbas Dahodwala spoke with heath care professionals about where the state of Illinois is headed in its reopening plan. At the beginning..
An editor’s note It was a Friday morning back in October 2019 when I first visited the Austin Weekly Newsroom alongside a few 14 East..
How blockbusting, bank loans and barriers play into the neighborhood’s homeownership George Jones was one of the first Black Chicagoans to move into Austin in..
A few Austin-area nonprofits imagining change on the West Side In neighborhoods where investment from the city is often inadequate, people often look within other..
The call for DePaul University to end its partnership with the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) continues as the university refuses to meet the demands..
Kiah Wilson never felt represented in her education. As a Black woman growing up in Auburn Gresham on Chicago’s South Side, Wilson was reflected in..
On Wednesday, a crowd of more than 100 people gathered on DePaul’s Quad in Lincoln Park to protest the University’s ties to the Chicago..
