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By Kathryn Malyszko, health enews A news service from AdvocateAuroraHealth. With many hours of our days spent in front of a computer or smartphone screen, it’s…
Celebration to follow program complete with food prepared by Washburne Culinary students and City Colleges’ chefs using the recipes in the donated cookbooks. Kennedy-King College and…
Nearly half of the Black teachers in America graduated from an HBCU. By Bilal G. Morris, Senior Editor, NewsOne HBCU-educated teachers mean more to our communities…
Photo caption: COMMUNITY HOSPITAL STOKE Rehab Center – Crown Point, Indiana Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 health concern in Northwest Indiana. Community Healthcare System will host…
By Evonne Woloshyn, health enews When college students don’t get enough sleep, their grades will suffer. That’s according to a recent study published in the Proceedings of the…
“INVESTING IN OUR FUTURE” SCHOLARSHIP GALA SET FOR MARCH 1ST School superintendents of suburban Cook County and collar county districts have joined forces with the United…
The Chicago Caregivers Course, a two-day symposium to introduce a new approach to supporting caregivers of veterans, police, firefighters, first responders, and trauma victims in the…
Commissioner Miller hosting all-day CPR/AED trainings for Cook County employees to empower them with the tools they need to save lives in their communities Today, 6th…
Photo caption: Students at McCullough Academy pose by their newly installed book vending machine. The reading experience in the Gary Schools just got more creative. The Gary…
Photo caption: Kelan Phil Cohran (credit: tmgifilms.com) Teamwork Media Group International (TMGI) producers of the documentary Music Maestro Please, The Kelan Phil Cohran Story Bio-Documentary film was screened…