Cards Against Humanity and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (SMBC) have teamed up to create a scholarship fund that will award a full-ride college scholarship for up to four years to women seeking undergraduate degrees in STEM subjects. Continue reading Cards Against Humanity creates scholarship to support women in STEM
According to the 2015 World Press Freedom Index the overall violations of freedom of information globally has risen about 8 percent since 2014; nearly 10 percent since 2013. Continue reading Violations against press freedoms higher than 2 years ago
The snow has proved not to be a stumbling block for Chicago residents determined to cast an early vote in Chicago’s mayoral and aldermanic runoff elections. Continue reading Chicago sees record numbers on first day of early voting
Face it. “Hawt,” “duck face,” and “lolcat” are a part of our dictionary now. How do the deaf and hard of hearing communicate these new slang terms? Continue reading Signing slang with ASL
Civil rights activist Rev. Willie T. Barrow, often referred to as “The Little Warrior,” may have been small in stature but her impact on Chicago, the nation and the world was extremely large. Barrows died March 12. She was 90-years-old. Continue reading Activist, civil rights leader Rev. Willie T. Barrow dies at 90
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