If, as expected, the full City Council approves the switch to "skill-based hiring," Chicago would join the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Minneapolis-St. Paul, in “tearing the paper ceiling" ...

The Chicago School is accepting applications for the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine, which is set to begin classes ...

National Museum of Public Housing leaders hope visitors see there’s more to life in public housing than what's on the news.

Will White, executive director of the College of Lake County’s Career and Job Placement Center, has been chosen to fill the ...

From the Stonewall Riots to the federal recognition of the LGBTQ community, a look at the origins of Pride Month in the U.S.

Opening night featured ESPN analyst and Super Bowl champion Ryan Clark as keynote speaker and guest of honor. Dr. Zaldwaynaka ...

May is Honeybee Awareness Month, and one Chicago area organization is doing its part to generate some buzz for our fuzzy ...

News from the area includes items from River Grove, DuPage County Fairgrounds, DuPage Forest Preserves, Morton Arboretum and ...

Hundreds gathered at Malcolm X College on Monday to celebrate what would have been the 100th birthday of its namesake and to honor the legacy of the Black leader and civil rights activist.

In Chicago, people are very excited about Pope Leo XIV, or Father Bob, as those who’ve known Robert Francis Prevost a long ...

It’s graduation season, and one group of non-traditional students plan to use their talents and degrees to help the city of Chicago ... All the students are pursuing careers in community violence ...

A new Chicago ordinance will remove college degree requirements for most city jobs. The measure breaks down employment ...