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A movie. An island. An escape. Hampton University’s Pirates Island 2023 Homecoming Experience was one for the books. Documented by fly ‘fits, good vibes, and pirate…
Paul C. Ajegba, a distinguished alumni of the University of Michigan College of Engineering (CEE), has been honored with the prestigious 2023 Alumni Merit Award. This…
On Saturday, the Loyola University Chicago Black Alumni Board hosted the second annual Mamie Till-Mobley Scholarship luncheon to celebrate LUC alumna and raise funds for the…
Predominantly Black Institutions represent an increasing cadre of 4-year and 2-year institutions that educate urban and rural Black students whose personal and financial situations limit their…
Like Kramer, people who feel ill and get a negative result on an at-home test should take the tests repeatedly, as often as daily, depending on the specific test’s instructions and if they have enough tests on-hand, Landon said. If there is only one at-home test available, wait until the second or third day of symptoms to test, and if the test is negative, get a PCR test, she said.
Barbara Suggs Mason and her cousin, Angela Rivers, grew up hearing about their family’s long history in Champaign County. Suggs Mason remembers the sense of pride…
A group of parents is suing a southwest Illinois school district over its mask mandate, asking a judge to allow their children to attend school without…
The Republican leader of the Illinois Senate says he has a “breakthrough” case of COVID-19 and is suffering mild symptoms. Sen. Dan McConchie of Lake Zurich…
The Illinois Legislature worked past its midnight deadline to approve a $42 billion state budget early Tuesday, based on tax revenue sources that rebounded much faster…