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Two UChicago students receive recognition from Udall Foundation for environmental advocacy

The University of Chicago has recognized two of its students, Annie Yang and Seri Welsh, for their dedication to environmental advocacy.


Blackhawks trade Joe Veleno for Andre Burakovsky from Kraken

The Chicago Blackhawks have announced the acquisition of forward Andre Burakovsky from the Seattle Kraken in a trade that sends forward Joe Veleno to Seattle.


Study links fruit and vegetable intake with improved nightly sleep

From various sleep aids like white noise to weighted blankets, people have long sought ways to improve their sleep.


Chicago appoints members to new reparations task force

Mayor Brandon Johnson has announced the members of the Chicago Reparations Task Force.


Daley College partners with Sherwin-Williams for painter skills program

A group of twelve students has completed a three-day painter skills program at Arturo Velasquez Institute, thanks to a partnership with Sherwin-Williams.


Supreme Court upholds Tennessee ban on gender-affirming care for minors

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, marking a significant decision with potential implications for transgender rights across the nation.


Chicago City Council approves planning measures and supports veteran-owned businesses

Various measures were introduced and approved by the Chicago City Council on June 18, 2025.


University of Chicago students uncover treasures in library archives

Deep in the archives of the University of Chicago, Zak Sadak, a recent graduate, delved into boxes containing sketches of Chinese Buddhist caves and vintage art history slides.


Bear Necessities chosen as primary beneficiary for Northwestern's Dance Marathon in 2026

Northwestern University Dance Marathon (NUDM) has named Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation as its primary beneficiary for 2026.


Blackhawks extend Ryan Donato's contract through 2028-29 season

The Chicago Blackhawks have announced a four-year contract extension with forward Ryan Donato, which will keep him with the team through the 2028-29 season.


Cancer survivor credits doctor; new study reveals gaps in follow-up care

Throat cancer survivor Paula Ruska attributes her recovery to Dr. Laila Gharzai, a radiation oncologist who provided her with holistic care.


Researcher develops defenses against federated graph learning backdoor attacks

An Illinois Tech researcher has been recognized with a Best Paper Award at the Association of Computing Machinery Conference on Computer and Communications Security.


UChicago professors share summer reading and watching recommendations

The University of Chicago has reached out to the 2025 recipients of the Quantrell and PhD Teaching and Mentoring Awards to gather their recommendations for books and media that have been impactful in various ways.


Study finds high dose radiation may fuel cancer spread

A recent study conducted by the University of Chicago Medicine Comprehensive Cancer Center suggests that radiation therapy might contribute to the growth of untreated metastatic tumors, even those located far from the treatment site.


Northwestern announces winners of 2025 international Kabiller awards

Northwestern University's International Institute for Nanotechnology (IIN) has announced the recipients of the 2025 Kabiller awards.


Gargoyles adorn University of Chicago buildings

The University of Chicago campus is home to a collection of carved stone figures, often unnoticed amidst the hustle and bustle of college life.


Blackhawks announce draft watch party with exclusive perks for Amex cardholders

The Chicago Blackhawks have announced an official Draft Watch Party to be held at Recess in Chicago on June 27.


Major US cities challenge DHS over frozen counterterrorism funds

Chicago, alongside Boston, Denver, San Francisco, and Seattle, has filed an amended complaint against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).


City Colleges celebrates Illinois high school diploma earners

On June 14, hundreds gathered to honor students who earned their Illinois high school diploma through the City Colleges of Chicago's Adult Education program.


New algorithm improves accuracy of fitness trackers for people with obesity

Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a new algorithm designed to improve the accuracy of fitness trackers for individuals with obesity.