Tesfa means hope. The word Tesfa originates from the Amharic language widely spoken in Ethiopia and Eritrea. In Uptown Chicago, it graces the wall in front of a family owned restaurant, Tesfa Ethiopian...

With over 300 Latine-owned small businesses booming in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, one young entrepreneur created the first-ever boba tea booth that blends traditional Asian and Latine sweets.  “It...

On the corner of Fullerton and Kenmore avenue, the El Azteca food truck opens its window to five hungry customers, ready to serve delicious street tacos, tortas and burritos. The truck cemented itself...

Alcohol becomes the focus of two classes at DePaul. The professors behind the HSP 398 and HSP 333, sought after an educational space to elevate student’s understanding of wine and beer. For upperclassmen...

American Business woman Bethenny Frankel once said, “your diet is a bank account, good food choices are good investments.” Whether it is just another day of school or the stressful exams day, eating...

Many students eat all three meals a day on-campus while others may drop in for a quick breakfast or lunch. Everyone has different schedules that they eat around. Busy or not, here are the best breakfast,...

Tucked away on Fullerton Avenue, Mochinut brings a taste of Asia to Chicago with its Japanese style donuts, Korean corn dogs and colorful assortment of bubble tea.  Discreetly opening last December,...

Farmer’s Fridge is a vending machine — with a twist. Instead of pre-packaged goods, students can buy fresh products like salads, wraps, pasta, pudding and even hard-boiled eggs. The fridges are...

Familiar breakup anthems pump through the speakers. A tarot card reader sits under a sign which reads, “I’m the problem, it’s me.” For anyone with a “long list of ex-lovers,” a “Bad Blood”...

And then there were two. This year’s Super Bowl matchup is set, with the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs squaring off for the coveted Lombardi trophy on Feb. 12. Not everyone is focused on...

Chicago is a city full of flavor. From tamales that can be bought from a food truck near your local public park, to Michelin Star restaurants in the bustling West Loop there is bound to be a cuisine for...

Many different beverages thrive during the colder months — some warm, some spiced, and even some iced. However, for non-coffee drinkers and hot chocolate lovers, there isn't enough buzz in Chicago about...