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From Bronzeville to Woodlawn and Back of the Yards, South Side gardeners are fighting food insecurity while building relationships with each other and the land.

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Death of a Salesman, What If Music..., Sleaford Mods, Climbers, Across Silence, and Garrick Ohlsson.

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This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a gig by Sleaford Mods, Climbers at fortyfivedownstairs and Garrick Ohlsson’s welcome return to Melbourne

The Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library is celebrating its Southern Jewish collections with the opening of three collections and the new Geffen and Lewyn Family Southern Jewish Collections Research Fellowship with a special program and a reception on Oct. 19.

If it does not feel like the Halloween season yet, Terror on the Coast is just the place for you to get a good scare.

Throughout the last year, the Kansas Democratic Party has fumbled time and again when presented with high-profile opportunities.

A Clarksville woman who survived the Holocaust in Dachau, Germany at the age of 6 is inspiring friends and neighbors in her community.

Many dress codes in Chicago Public Schools are not gender neutral, lead to missed class time or are based in sexist or racial stereotypes.

Before voting began in April for the 2021 Student Senate election, the newly formed Student Trial Court made an advisory opinion in March, stripping this year’s candidates of their right to organize into coalitions on the ballot. Candidates organizing into coalitions and parties to campaign for a common platform has been an integral piece of the Student Senate since its creation in 1969 when the Independent Student Party won the first election at the University of Kansas. The advisory opin...