Jordan Abell, a Chicago high school senior, doesn’t shy away from tough conversations. He has turned his love of game nights ...

Enrollment had stabilized — even increasing briefly — with an influx of immigrant students in 2023 and 2024. But the trend ...

Amtrak plans to build a maintenance facility between West 33rd and 35th streets, immediately west of Rate Field. More than ...

Have you ever heard the term “ male menopause ”? What about “manopause” or “andropause”? If you’re a man of a certain age, ...

The love this city has for the game is so strong, it’s powered an entirely different country’s love of the game across the ...

The Illinois Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday in what could be the final chapter in a long, bitter fight to ...

The two-story, 458-foot long entry pavilion threatens to visually overpower the landmark museum's historic entrance and great ...

CPS enrollment has been on the decline for more than two declines. This year's drop of 11,500 students, one of the largest ...

Zayd Ayers Dohrn’s new play “The Humanities," premiering at Victory Gardens, feels like it is afraid to truly examine the subjects at the heart of debate.

Fall's dance card is filled with action and surprises — from immersive works, to those that require content warnings to a ...

The What’s Funny Comedy Festival, which Lil Rel cofounded with his former manager Knowledge Beckom, runs through Saturday.

About a month after she died, work from the wildly popular avant-garde artist is on view in Chicago, alongside two of her trailblazing art-world peers, Mary Bauermeister and Niki de Saint Phalle.