Chicago State University’s president is on a mission to get more Black Chicagoans college degrees
CSU President “Z” Scott rejects the idea that a college degree isn’t worth it and shares her experiences navigating racism and sexism.
CSU President “Z” Scott rejects the idea that a college degree isn’t worth it and shares her experiences navigating racism and sexism.
Chicago’s new mayor named six new board members, bringing on activists with experience in grassroots organizing and nonprofit organizations.
More than 1.5 million Illinois residents with student debt applied for the federal program to eliminate student loan debt.
Jon Siskel’s 20-minute documentary features 13 people reflecting on the parade where gunfire erupted on July 4, 2022 and the Highland Park community.
A sharply divided Supreme Court has ruled that the Biden administration overstepped its authority in trying to cancel or reduce student loans for millions of Americans.
Professor Anthony Chen expects colleges to explore using proxies for race after Thursday’s ruling striking down race-conscious admissions policies.
WBEZ found delays in removing the hazardous paint uncovered in some schools last fall. CPS says delays can occur while seeking the “root causes” of the damage.
A WBEZ review of Chicago Public Schools records shows long delays at some schools between when paint was identified and when it was removed.
CPS voted last fall to close Urban Prep Academies. A judge on Friday put the closure on hold, granting the school a first victory.
A summer environmental justice class for high schoolers delves into the complicated dynamic between environment, race and power.