Tag: edgewater
By Mia Mancini
The Edgewater area is planning for two new high-profile art projects.
These two new public art pieces will join a list of several that have been introduced throughout the community over the last year.
According to Edgeville Buzz, the...
By Mia Mancini
The Lifeline Theatre in Rogers Park is preparing to say goodbye to artistic director Dorothy Milne.
According to The Chicago Tribune, Dorothy Milne, 60, has tired tired of spending her days behind a desk. She announced that she's...
by Sadie Lipe
In light of the unprecedented number of school shootings in 2018, gun legislation and control — and mental health — have become hot-button issues across the country.
Fortunately, in the Rogers Park and Edgewater areas, there have been...
By Sadie Lipe
Click on any photo below to learn more about one of Edgewater's most historic blocks. Like many areas on Chicago's north side, the 1000 block of West Bryn Mawr is a commercial hub, cultural melting pot and...
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Softball In Sullivan High School
By: Olamide Olaleye and Favour Mamudu, Sullivan Juniors
Sullivan High School hosted their first softball game this year, following years of being unable to do...
Sullivan’s World Repair Project
By Hajir Hasan, Sullivan Freshman
For the fourth quarter, Sullivan is hosting a project for the freshmen students, "The World Repair Project." This was created...
One Night In Miami: A Review
By Chiamaka Orogbu: Sullivan Freshman
For many, historical movies can be hard to follow. We already know what happened, so why would we want to...
What Literature Looks Like For Armadillo’s Pillow
Erin Adams, Sullivan Freshman
Armadillo’s Pillow
5.0 rating ★★★★★
Many discovered the power of books and literature during the pandemic. One of the finest booksellers in our...
Loyola grad now White House photographer
By Genevieve Buthod/Loyola School of Communication
Chandler West arrived at Loyola as a biology major. He soon fell in love with photography while working at the Phoenix...
