Jordan GerianeStaff Reporter Just off the Conservatory-Central Park Drive stop on the Green Line, this contemporary American restaurant, settled right in between the Garfield Park Conservatory and the Garfield Park Lagoons, is unlike any other fast-food chains or fine-dining establishments… Read More ›
Richard L. Figueroa Staff Reporter In the sixth grade, young Ricky Villarreal and his friend wrote a comedy rap song. It was a parody of “Independent” by Webbie. This was the first time Villarreal wrote a song and it wasn’t… Read More ›
By Jules Banks Staff Reporter The Chicago College of Performing Arts has long been a respected contender in the world of theatre education. Located in the heart of Chicago, which has a history of producing well-known actors, singers and comedians,… Read More ›
By Ayumi DavisStaff Reporter About two blocks away from Roosevelt University lies the home of the Chicago Symphonic Orchestra (CSO) on Michigan Avenue, the Chicago Symphony Center. Normally, you’d hear music, but if you were to walk past it right… Read More ›
Andrea Lee, Abigail Bovard, Reyna Estrada Staff Reporters There are many new changes in store for on campus housing for the upcoming 2019-20 academic year. Starting next semester, the price of single rooms will decrease to $9,975, bringing the price… Read More ›
