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File Your FAFSA

File Your FAFSA

While the current budget delay has made this a challenging time for higher education in Illinois, financial aid is available to help make college possible for Illinois students—if they apply… Read more »

Helping You Champion Your Child’s Education

Helping You Champion Your Child’s Education

It is no secret that your child’s education is important to their future. In today’s educational environment of frequent policy changes and the performance pressures, your child‘s educational often loses… Read more »

City Streamlines Early Learning System

City Streamlines Early Learning System

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced reforms that will streamline the administration of early learning programs and invest the savings in extending full-day prekindergarten to approximately 1,000 additional children by the 2017-18… Read more »

CPS Reduces School Budgets

CPS Reduces School Budgets

As Chicago Public Schools works to stabilize its worsening finances, the District moved this week to take the unprecedented step of reducing school budgets midyear. Along with administrative cuts in… Read more »

When Convicts Go To College

When Convicts Go To College

America spends $80 billion a year keeping criminals behind bars, but research has shown that cost could be reduced by making one thing more accessible to inmates – education. “We… Read more »

Teach for America Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Teach for America Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Nearly 15,000 guests gathered this past weekend in the nation’s capital for Teach For America’s 25th Anniversary Summit, celebrating the organization’s 25 years of impact supporting more than 10 million… Read more »

University of Chicago Physicians First in U.S. to Implant Smallest Blood Pumping Device

University of Chicago Physicians First in U.S. to Implant Smallest Blood Pumping Device

A 66-year-old Gary, Ind., woman has become the first person in the country to receive an innovative mechanical heart pump that is the smallest and lightest of its kind. Physicians… Read more »

The Emerging Indigenous Dictator

The Emerging Indigenous Dictator

by Daniel Nardini He has ruled Bolivia for ten years. Current Bolivian President Evo Morales and a huge entourage of indigenous Aymara and Quechua Amerindians held a large celebration in… Read more »

Humboldt Park Teens Now Have Greater Access to Primary Medical Care

Humboldt Park Teens Now Have Greater Access to Primary Medical Care

The Erie Teen Center, the Chicago area’s only freestanding health center providing specialized services just for teens and young adults, has moved, is expanding its hours and offering more confidential… Read more »

Jeopardizing Mexican and Mexican American Investments

Jeopardizing Mexican and Mexican American Investments

by Daniel Nardini It looks like the Donald Trump phenomenon is beginning to fade after the Iowa caucuses. But we are not out of the woods yet with Trump and… Read more »