Did you know the old Mundelein College produced a newspaper titled “The Skyscraper” for over 30 years? How much has really ...

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Independent political journalist Amy Goodman urged the University of Illinois Chicago to “step up” against authoritarianism and use independent journalism to challenge systems of power at Independent ...

Welcome to the maiden flight of The Phoenix news team’s “Birds’ Eye View” column. The aim of this column is to combine top headlines from the week in local, national and international news, mixing ...

Production companies have mastered the ability to captivate viewers to a biological extent. When our focus is centered on a single point, our brains are wired to stay attentive. Films that make cuts ...

For “One Last Time,” Ariana Grande took the stage to close out her 41-show “Eternal Sunshine Tour” Sept. 1 in London. After seven years away from touring, Grande returned to the stage, bringing fans ...

This week in The Phoenix, News Writer Grace Hatton reported on Chicago’s newly awarded status as the most climate-resilient municipality in the world. The designation came from the city’s low risk for ...

OpenAI may have found a solution to one of mathematics’ greatest problems, but what happens to the human struggle that made solving it meaningful?