From picking cotton to migrating North, Oralia Barrera, 88, reflects on her life as a Chicana woman in the 20th century It was 1932 in..
Throughout the last couple of years, Haymarket Books, the progressive and independent nonprofit book publisher based in Chicago, has released a volume in the BreakBeat..
In the age of social distancing and COVID-19, Illinois businesses and restaurants have had to either shut down or have seen limited business and limited..
Cicero trio pull skills together to create El Cicero Independiente A year ago, Irene Romulo, Ankur Singh and April Alonso didn’t know each other. Today,..
Chicago’s arts and Puerto Rican communities are coming together at Workshop 4200 in Hermosa to celebrate the “Sowing Seeds, Harvesting Dreams” fundraiser art exhibit. The..
On October 11, DePaul’s Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity held the 2019 Dolores Huerta prayer breakfast at the Lincoln Park Student Center. The annual..
As Hispanic Heritage Month, a month-long celebration focusing on the contributions that Latinos have made in the United States, continues, I cannot help but reflect..
How Latinx students are making their mark on DePaul. In May the McGrath Phillips Arena turned into a space for families to snack on hors..
As soon as you enter through the doors of the Latinx Cultural Center, you are greeted with friendly smiles and loud Latin music that makes..
Taking place in a small loft above the Christy Webber Farm and Garden in Humboldt Park, The Soccer Player in the Closet attempts to grapple..
