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Illinois colleges and universities are now required to provide mental resources on students’ identification cards or its website. This comes after Governor JB Pritzker signed Senate…
Sunday, August 28, 2022, marked the 67th anniversary of Emmett Till’s murder, which shocked the world and sparked the Civil Rights Movement. A small group, including…
Photo: Getty Images College Board has introduced a pilot program that’s bringing African American Studies Advanced Placement (AP) courses to high schools across the country for…
Photo: Getty Images As the United States experiences a boom of Black-owned businesses and embraces widespread support of them, it’s time to take a look back…
Howard University has been hit with yet another bomb threat less than two days after one threatened the historically Black college. According to WTOP News, Howard…
Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot joined Ald. David Moore, City officials and local leaders to break ground on Auburn Gresham Apartments, a two-building, 58-unit, mixed-use complex in…
16th Ward Alderman Stephanie Coleman announced the 2nd annual Englewood Music Fest. The fest will be held in conjunction with the 6th year anniversary of the…
E.G. Woode, a collective of architects, designers, entrepreneurs and journeyman working together to enhance their businesses and community, celebrated the grand opening of its first property…
Photo: Getty Images The official White House Twitter put several Republican lawmakers on blast Thursday (August 24) following the announcement of a huge student loan forgiveness…
In a statement issued today, Alderwoman Leslie Hairston announced her retirement. See her statement below: “After 24 years as alderperson, I am announcing my decision to…