Illinois received $253.7 million in December to increase broadband infrastructure statewide from the American Rescue Plan’s Capital Projects Fund.
In light of the new funding, which has yet to be...
When Weinberg junior Vivica Lewis first learned the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, she said she stayed off social media and avoided talking to people about the news because “it just hurt so bad.”
Lewis...
With the Illinois Right to Collective Bargaining Measure appearing on the midterm ballot this November, workers have potential for a major win.
Designated “Amendment 1,” the legislation would establish...
Before high school, Tanairi Cornwell said their teachers never discussed the LGBTQ+ community in class — an experience they said many incoming freshmen share.
“If we’re going to have this tight...
A new state law prevents schools from enforcing discriminatory rules against hairstyles historically tied to race, ethnicity and hair texture.
The Jett Hawkins Law, which went into effect in Illinois ...
