from The Nation Schools have morphed from extensions of a community into centers that more closely resemble factories and prisons, says David Stovall, associate professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. What will it take to confront this real... »
By Jamey Dunn University of Illinois officials say they are worried about more than just their line item in the state’s budget for next fiscal year.U of I President Michael Hogan said that Gov. Pat Quinn’s recommendation for flat funding to the state’s... »
Politicians exerted their influence at the University of Illinois to boost admissions prospects for the relatives of lobbyists, fundraisers, a union leader and other connected applicants, a Tribune investigation has found. The first broad analysis of w... »
WASHINGTON--Days before the Illinois primary, President Barck Obama returns to Chicago on March 16 on a fund-raising swing. One high end event is a lunch at the Palmer House Hilton in the Loop. "Lawyers for Obama invite you to join President Barack Oba... »
From Tom Cross - We were disappointed, but not surprised about a University of Illinois study issued this week that says Illinois is the third most corrupt state in America. With one governor in prison and a second waiting to... »
By Ashley Griffin If you thought Chicago and Illinois were among the most corrupt locales in the nation, you weren’t wrong, according to a report released Wednesday.According to the report “Chicago and Illinois, Leading the Pack in Corruption,” the N... »
By Ashley Griffin If you thought Chicago and Illinois were among the most corrupt locales in the nation, you weren’t wrong, according to a report released Wednesday.According to the report “Chicago and Illinois, Leading the Pack in Corruption,” the No... »
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago residents can now rent contemporary works of art from a city museum free-of-charge. The Jane Addams Hull-House Museum at the University of Illinois at Chicago is reviving its art lending program, a service once offered »
