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City Colleges Honors Timuel D. Black Jr.'s Legacy with Inaugural Scholarship - Vimarsana News

City Colleges Honors Timuel D. Black Jr.'s Legacy with Inaugural Scholarship

The Timuel D. Black Jr. Scholarship & Fellowship Program was established to honor his legacy and support the development of future leaders in Chicago.

Chicago donation drive underway to aid asylum seekers - Vimarsana News

Chicago donation drive underway to aid asylum seekers

A donation drive is taking place to help migrants arriving in Chicago.

Chicago migrants out of police stations, into transitional housing at Daley College and Wilbur Wright College - Vimarsana News

Chicago migrants out of police stations, into transitional housing at Daley College and Wilbur Wright College

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is focusing on moving migrants out of CPD stations and into transitional housing at Daley College and Wright College.

Chicago's faith-based groups step up to house migrants - Vimarsana News

Chicago's faith-based groups step up to house migrants

More than a dozen elected representatives and faith leaders gathered at a church to ask for help from faith communities across the city to respond to the crisis, which deepened Friday when the Cook County medical examiner’s office confirmed a migrant died that morning at a shelter.

Community meeting to discuss housing Chicago migrants at Richard J. Daley College after city council approves $51M for crisis - Vimarsana News

Community meeting to discuss housing Chicago migrants at Richard J. Daley College after city council approves $51M for crisis

A community meeting will discuss housing Chicago migrants at Richard J. Daley College one day after the city council approved $51M for the crisis.