Handling of NFL Draft sparks student outrage, protest
By Taylor Hall Video by Beth Werge Medill’s Draft coverage Two dozen Medill reporters are covering the 2015 NFL Draft in Chicago. Check back for
VIDEO: Board games enjoy resurgence
By Meghan Morris Board games have come a long way from Monopoly. What used to be a niche hobby has turned into a thriving subculture,
Chicago braces for NFL Draft and its impact on the city
By Scott Guthrie and Connor Morgan Additional Reporting by Nick Kariuki Medill’s Draft coverage Two dozen Medill reporters are covering the 2015 NFL Draft in
GrubHub stock dives despite earnings growth
By Ezra Kaplan Shares of GrubHub Inc plunged 11 percent Wednesday despite beating expectations for both revenue and profit in the first quarter. Instead investors
Twitter’s leaked earnings disappoint investors
By Taylor Hall Twitter shares plummeted more than 6 percent after investors grew concerned over declining engagement and ad and user growth following the release
Poor outlook for Kraft Foods after first quarter revenue decline
By Sara Shouhayib Kraft Foods Group Inc.’s net income fell 16 percent and revenue declined slightly in the first quarter as the company dealt with
Music helps Southside school with education
By Amina Ismail There are many reasons why educators encourage high school students to join band classes. Arts and music build essential skills such as
2015 NFL Draft: What you need to know
Medill’s Draft coverage Two dozen Medill reporters are covering the 2015 NFL Draft in Chicago. Check back for breaking stories all weekend. By Taylor Hall
Young musicians compose their dreams amid changing classical music scene
By Siyuan Du After practicing with his cello for almost six hours alone in the small rehearsal room, Michael van der Sloot picked up the
Co-champions rally to win at Cantigny
By Scott Guthrie Under the black Titleist tent just behind the 18th green of the Woodside Course at Cantigny Golf in Wheaton, Frank Lindwall slowly
VIDEO: The 3-D-printed arms race
By Evan Garcia In May of 2013, the online organization Defense Distributed publicly released the blueprints for a plastic 3-D printed handgun they designed and built. Within
Midwest manufacturing must move away from Rust Belt reputation, experts warn
By Meredith Wilson While manufacturing in the Midwest isn’t going to disappear, a recovery of the industry won’t happen without innovation, according to business leaders and