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Researcher develops defenses against federated graph learning backdoor attacks
By Southland Marquee | Jun 17, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 17, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 17, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 17, 2025
Northwestern University's International Institute for Nanotechnology (IIN) has announced the recipients of the 2025 Kabiller awards.
Gargoyles adorn University of Chicago buildings
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
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
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a new algorithm designed to improve the accuracy of fitness trackers for individuals with obesity.
Algorithm improves fitness tracker accuracy for people with obesity
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a new algorithm designed to improve the accuracy of fitness trackers for individuals with obesity.
Chicago invests $4.11M into community wealth-building initiative
By Southland Marquee | Jun 16, 2025
At a Juneteenth flag-raising ceremony, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a $4.11 million investment into community wealth-building.
University receives $2.45M grant for study on religious artifacts
By Southland Marquee | Jun 13, 2025
The University of Chicago has been awarded a $2.45 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. as part of its Religion and Cultural Institutions Initiative.
Blackhawks trade Victor Soderstrom to Bruins for Ryan Mast
By Southland Marquee | Jun 13, 2025
The Chicago Blackhawks have announced a trade deal with the Boston Bruins, acquiring defenseman Ryan Mast and a 2025 seventh-round draft pick.
Steve Carell addresses Northwestern University's 167th commencement at United Center
By Southland Marquee | Jun 12, 2025
Northwestern University held its 167th annual commencement ceremony at the United Center in Chicago on June 15.
Centrosymmetric crystals show unexpected chiral light absorption
By Southland Marquee | Jun 12, 2025
Scientists from Northwestern University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered that centrosymmetric crystals can absorb chiral light asymmetrically, challenging long-held beliefs about crystal behavior.
Study shows bipartisan disapproval for political retaliation against businesses
By Southland Marquee | Jun 11, 2025
A recent study conducted by Northwestern University examined whether voters approve of politicians who retaliate against corporate political speech critical of their actions.
National Public Housing Museum opens in Chicago honoring residents' experiences
By Southland Marquee | Jun 11, 2025
The National Public Housing Museum has officially opened its doors at 919 S. Ada Street in Chicago, marking a significant milestone for public housing history and community storytelling.
Survey finds many new dads take limited parental leave
By Southland Marquee | Jun 11, 2025
A recent survey conducted by Northwestern University and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago reveals that a significant number of new fathers in the United States take less than two weeks of paternal leave after the birth of their...
Experts discuss significance of Pride Month amid ongoing civil rights concerns
By Southland Marquee | Jun 11, 2025
Pride Month, celebrated annually since 1970, commemorates the Stonewall Inn Riots of 1969, a pivotal event in LGBTQ+ history.
Cook County prepares for Juneteenth Illinois celebration on June 14
By Southland Marquee | Jun 11, 2025
A community recognition event is set to take place in Cook County as part of the Juneteenth Illinois 2025 celebration on June 14.