Osman’s EuroLeague legacy translating to NBA with All-Star weekend pick
By John Alfes Medill Reports Cleveland Cavaliers forward Cedi Osman is an icon in the EuroLeague, where he played for four years with Anadolu Efes
Local Chicago Instagram account helps launch international media company
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Show-stopping concept vehicles grandstand music and grill fresh pizza at Chicago Auto Show
By Cyan Zhong Medill Reports As the flashiest fleet revved its way into the 2019 Chicago Auto Show, one special model boomed into spectators’ ears
Self-identification or tribal membership: Different paths to your heritage
By Lu Zhao Medill Reports It was a surprise for the 8-year-old girl when she first learned she is a Native American many years ago.
Traffic never jams at Chicago’s busiest internet intersection
By Tyler Sonnemaker Medill Reports Remember when you used to order DVDs from Netflix and discs would arrive within a week or two? When you
Trump calls border migrants a “tremendous onslaught,” sparking concerns from mental health experts
By Carly Graf Medill Reports President Donald Trump described the U.S. and Mexican boundary as “our very dangerous southern border,” during his State of the
Night of the Ace: Who will step up as Northwestern’s Friday night starter?
By Andre Toran Medill Reports That pitcher who runs out onto the mound on Friday nights is the pacesetter for the rest of the weekend
Ramblers look to block the outside noise as they finish off tough 5 game stretch
Greg Melo Medill Reports In college sports, conference play is king. And for a young Loyola women’s basketball team, Missouri Valley conference games have presented
UIC women’s tennis maps a global trajectory
By Fernando Shan Medill Reports The University of Illinois at Chicago women’s tennis team recruited seven international students from five different countries, including Brazil, Bosnia,
Chicago mayors: A mixed legacy on the environment
By Dwight A. Weingarten Medill Reports When Chicago’s first Mayor William B. Ogden took office in 1837, he along with two alderman crafted the city
Paul Vallas shines at student-led mayoral forum
By Nora Mabie Medill Reports Junior Sandra Garcia stands outside the Carl Schurz High School auditorium with a big Ziploc bag filled with red and
#7 Loyola Falls to UCLA, Defeats Penn State in Pair of Four-Set Affairs
by Tim Hackett Medill Reports Mahan’s career week helps Ramblers salvage home split After UC Santa Barbara snapped their six-game winning streak Saturday, the #7