Local blogger on healthy food in Chicago and beyond
Loumay Alesali Medill Reports From Havana to Athens to Lima and many more destinations around the world, Sapna the Chicago vegetarian traveler, blogger and Instagrammer delivers international journeys to people’s fingertips with one click, or swipe. She started her blog, vegetariantourist.com, six years ago to share her traveling experiences with people and help them find […]
The Second City: A comedic journey through Chicago
By Daniel Comer Medill Reports Chicago has long been known for its bustling comedy culture. In this newscast, we take you on a behind-the-scenes journey through the city, stopping at classic comedy venues where comedy stars of past and present are born. Photo at top: Mural at The Second City Training Center depicting some of […]
None and Done
By Jonathan Skinner Medill Reports The “one and done” rule, put in place by the NBA, requires basketball players to be one year removed from their high school graduation before entering the draft. The debate about the need for the rule has been active since its inception. In this Medill Newsmakers episode we examine the […]
The “new” news in Chicago
By Ashley Graham The news landscape is changing even for major news markets like Chicago. In this Medill Newsmakers segment we take a closer look at hyperlocal news efforts in the city. Photo at top: A man watches the local news in downtown Chicago.(Ashley Graham/MEDILL)
All Stars of Flag Football
By Sunday Ely Medill Reports Flag Football and tackle football can work hand in hand. Pop Warner leagues have dwindled around the country. Some argue it’s due to unnecessary hits to the brains of children. That has many parents concerned. Increasingly flag football leagues are replacing the once coveted Saturday morning football runs against neighboring […]
