By Hannah Ballerstedt Staff Reporter South Michigan Ave. near Bronzeville was empty on the night of Nov. 10. The harsh wind coupled with Chicago’s inevitable cold weather seemed to keep everyone at home. The area surrounding the South Side Community… Read More ›
By Hannah Ballerstedt and Abigail Bovard Staff Reporters Democratic Candidate J.B. Pritzker, whose campaign focused on deviating from the policies of the past four years, defeated incumbent Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner 54.2 percent to 39.2 percent in the Illinois’ midterm… Read More ›
By Will Dancer Staff Reporter Every day, the security guards of Roosevelt University sit at the check-in desks, filing paperwork and greeting students and visitors as they stream in through the revolving doors and into the elevators. Checking IDs and… Read More ›
Andrea Lee Staff Reporter From Oct. 27, 2018, to March 3, 2019, the Chicago Cultural Center is holding a free exhibit called African American Designers in Chicago. The Chicago Cultural Center, opened in 1897, is the U.S.’ first cultural center… Read More ›
Darlene Leal Staff Reporter Roosevelt University hosted the 25th Franklin and Eleanor Distinguished Lecture, which brought in Dr. Daniel Greene to discuss The Roosevelts and their involvement in the Holocaust. Before Greene’s discussion started, RU’s President Ali Malekzadeh, started off… Read More ›
