
Tech hub 1871 celebrates its seventh cohort of female start-up founders
By Alexa Adler Medill Reports The seventh cohort of WiSTEM, 1871’s pre-accelerator program for female start-up founders, celebrated the completion of its 12-week program and

By Alexa Adler Medill Reports The seventh cohort of WiSTEM, 1871’s pre-accelerator program for female start-up founders, celebrated the completion of its 12-week program and

By Brian Baker Medill Reports Andrews University opened its dairy farm in 1907. For more than a century, the private college in southwest Michigan used

By Sarah Foster Medill Reports The head of Motorola Solutions Inc. is reaping the financial benefits of leading a well-performing company, analysts and compensation experts

By Brian Baker Medill Reports Todd Combs, an investment officer at Berkshire Hathaway Inc., received $376,750 in total compensation last year for serving on the

By Nick Mantas Medill Reports High school athletes who don’t play sports in college all go through a transitional period of what life is like

By Jinman Li Medill Reports Chicago is becoming a honeypot for cryptocurrency and will attract more and more crypto companies in the future, panelists said

By Minghe Hu Medill Reports As a father of eight children, George Grea works hard at two jobs to pay off debts, his mortgage and

By Jinman Li Medill Reports Whether money can buy happiness varies among individuals, contingent on their backgrounds and situations and how much money the person

By Nick Mantas Medill Reports At a news conference inside Soldier Field it was announced The Rugby Weekend will be held in Chicago once again.

By Roxanne (Yanchun) Liu Medill Reports Lori Schwartz’s father, a 74-year-old doctor, only goes to restaurants for dinner where he can use coupons. Raised in