The night’s mist clung to LED art pieces scattered throughout Tallmadge Park, giving each bulb its own little aura. And, when some 30 people filed into the festival, softly singing for a ceasefire in...
When Helen von den Steinen, adjunct professor at the Segal Design Institute, first moved to the U.S. in 2016, she was in “complete shock.”
Von den Steinen had left Germany, where she said sustainability...
As contagious respiratory illnesses — particularly COVID-19, influenza and RSV — began spreading this winter season, several healthcare facilities in Evanston and the Chicago area reinstated their...
Six months ago, Live4Lali’s purple truck — parked around the corner from the Howard Street Red Line station — may only have garnered suspicion or curiosity from passersby.
Since mid-July, however,...
Evanston resident Elizabeth Jimenez sells tamales on a street in Chicago.
Her business, she said, is important to her for various reasons.
“It’s a way to connect with the taste and (my) culture,”...
