Chicago’s new migrant arrivals just exceeded 17,000 from the past year — but the metro area has struggled to accommodate the influx. Apart from traditional shelters, migrants have had to sleep in police...
Sometimes, suiting up your professor in a plant costume to drive a car is what it takes to get the perfect shot.
For Communication junior Sam Friedman, it was a must for his short film “George,”...
Think of caroling, and jolly, smiling singers decked in red and green attire belting “Jingle Bells” probably come to mind.
But for Chicago’s professional caroling groups, holiday cheer is not...
When SESP junior Glory Aliu’s practicum went remote as a result of COVID-19, she was surprised that she had to remain in the Chicago area as a requirement of her unpaid internship at the Public Health...
Anthropology Prof. Thomas McDade, director of the Laboratory for Human Biology Research, is no stranger to antibody testing.
His lab routinely develops antibody tests and has used dried blood spot samples...
