“I feel robbed,” said Marcos. “It was our entirety of sophomore year that was online. I feel like that year could’ve situated me in different
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As the cannabis industry in Illinois grows, it continues to exclude minority communities. Here’s how some Chicagoans are working to change that.
After a year away, Community Peacemakers at DePaul return to CPS classrooms.
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After two years with COVID-19 protocols, students on campus share mixed emotions about the future of in-person, remote and hybrid learning options.
COVID-19 has turned the tide on how students view what showing up for classes really means.
Four years after the metal recycling facility proposed its new location on the Southeast Side, organizers reflect on the victories, heartache and future of industry..
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