Meghan McAllister started her life and style blog, Lincoln Park Minute, in January 2015. At first it was just a place for her to share her love for fashion, but her blog has since evolved with her. She...

Chicago’s CTA stops have navigated toward installing artwork created by artists from around the world. The initiative for these pieces took off less than five years ago. Over 50 stations out of the 145...

In celebration of Mother's Day, the DePaul community reflected on ways their mothers have influenced them. “The most helpful piece of advice I ever got from my mom is that you always need to live in...

Chicago is known for its nightlife. You can’t drive down any main street without seeing a bar or nightclub and you can find people roaming the streets or in bars any day of the week. As...

In this digital age, where streaming services are competing for listeners, not much attention is given to vinyl. Millennials are more concerned with their Daily Mixes on Spotify, or the next album that...

You can almost feel it—the warm breeze, the humid air, the sound of laughter and chatter as people take to parks and sidewalks. Spring is almost in full swing and summer is just around the corner and,...

CNN political commentator Van Jones depicted the nightmare that many parents across the nation were having to face on Nov 8, 2016. “It’s hard to be a parent tonight for a lot of us,” Jones said. “You...

It's late  at night. You're just now leaving that party or a study session at the library and now you don't want to make that long commute home. Without even thinking, you pull out your phone and request...

With St. Patrick’s Day’s approaching, people will be crowded in bars and parties, celebrating the holiday with lots of alcoholic drinks, but that doesn't mean those are the only options...

Many students are on a tight budget. We don’t have the money to fly across the states to attend a hot beach party in Miami. This becomes a challenge when trying to plan an affordable spring break with...

Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the United States, and in his younger days, “could hoist a small keg with one arm and drink from it,” Dr. James Cornelius, historian and curator at the Lincoln...

I am history because right now we are in the midst of a change in America and the way we act currently will headway the past and determine the events of the future. As an African-American...