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The event is set for Sept. 15 on campus. RSVP is requested.
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Students can visit the tables to place unopened, unwanted food items they received from the cafeteria that day. After food is placed, any student is allowed to take it for no charge.
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Old Greek Row deteriorates as demolition stalls, leaving Saluki Village plans in limbo
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He was ordered to pay $1,000 in fines after admitting he recorded himself masturbating in a lecture hall.
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Ready. Set. Inspire. campaign helps educators prepare for a successful school year through classroom funding and educator-focused support.
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The change is a return to the earlier name of the school. Students, faculty and advocates provided feedback in support.
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Welch ‘committed’ to more funding for Chicago Public Schools — and the school board is banking on itCity schools’ budget for $150M that the state has not allocated
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New law restricts use of all electronic communication devices, with some exceptions
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Funding has improved for poor schools, but property tax inequities persist
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The timetable and cost are still unknown.
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The Illinois legislation is expected to be signed and would take effect next fall.
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Schools in Illinois suspend Black students at much higher rates than white students. In part one of a series, we take you to a Rockford middle school that is an outlier. It hands out the most discipline violations per Black student of any school in the state. WNIJ's Peter Medlin reports…