Monthly Archives: March 2014
Latino Art Beat, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Collaborate on National Youth Film Competition
The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) has been educating artists since its founding in 1876, fostering creativity and growth in a self-directed, interdisciplinary environment. The School… Read more
Ana B. Lopez
An NLEI Medical Education Success Story Ana B. Lopez dedicated 20 years of her career in service to people in need. She worked as a substance abuse counselor for a… Read more
CPS Announces First Schools to Implement District’s Comprehensive K-12 Curriculum
As part of the Mayor’s and CPS’ commitment to expanding access to a STEM education, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) announced that 46 schools will pilot the District’s new computer science… Read more
City of Chicago Thanks ‘Safe Passage’ Workers
Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy, and Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett visited and thanked safe passage workers for supervising children on their daily commute to and… Read more
Doctor’s Choice Career Academy Opens Enrollment
Have you ever wanted a career in medicine, but didn’t know where to look? Doctor’s Choice Career Academy has all the answers. Their number goal is to ensure that each… Read more
Lent: A Time for Hope and Change
For millions of Christians around the world March marks the beginning of lent, a time of self-reflection during which people dedicate themselves to their spiritual growth. March is also the… Read more
Emanuel se Reúne con la Familia del Líder de los Derechos Civiles César Chávez
El Alcalde Rahm Emanuel se reunió con Paúl Chávez, hijo del líder de los derechos civiles, César Chávez y el director Diego Luna, quien dirigió la nueva película, César Chávez,… Read more
Old WWII Victory Garden se Convierte en Nuevo Jardín Comunitario
La Universidad Northeastern Illinois celebró el Día de Servicio César Chávez construyendo un jardín comunitario y un espacio verde, en un área que una vez albergó el mayor WWII Victory… Read more
El Alcalde Emanuel, ThinkChicago y 1871 Lanzan Programa para Atraer Principiantes
El Alcalde Rahm Emanuel, ThinkChicago y 1871 lanzaron el concurso Chicago College Startup Competition (CCSC) nuevo esfuerzo por atraer la creación de las principales empresas universitarias de todo el país… Read more
Los Secretos del Chocolate Oscuro
Se dice que el chocolate oscuro puede ser bueno para el corazón y nuevas investigaciones han descubierto la causa. Investigadores de la Universidad del Estado de Louisiana probaron el poder… Read more
