New study on Illinois’ public education system sees promise and problems
Education in Illinois shows promising areas of growth but remains hampered by high costs and stagnant proficiency rates, a new report says.
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New H1B visa fee could effectively end the program for many participants
The Trump administration said each new application would cost the sponsoring organization $100,000, a steep price tag for local business and universities that rely on the H-1B program to fill...
University of Chicago extends president’s appointment through 2030
The University of Chicago’s Board of Trustees has extended the appointment of President Paul Alivisatos through June 2030.
Student enrollment numbers down across CPS as board, community members voice concern
Chicago Public Schools has seen a drop in student enrollment since last year particularly in diverse student populations.
Northwestern students return to campus amid leadership change, mounting federal pressures
During Northwestern University's first week, many students were unfazed by the federal funding freeze and and interim president Henry Bienen.
‘You don’t get a break’: CPS lunchroom workers demand higher wages, fair contract
Chicago Public Schools' lunchroom workers marched outside of the district's headquarters demanding higher wages and fully-staffed kitchens.
Thousands of complaints in limbo after closure of Chicago Office for Civil Rights
The U.S. Department of Education’s civil rights office in Chicago was among several regional branches closed, part of Trump's plan to close the agency.
Friends recall Charlie Kirk, who started Turning Point USA in Chicago suburbs, as man who ‘inspired millions’
While the FBI continued its search for Charlie Kirk's shooter, those who knew the Turning Point USA co-founder personally reflected on his life.
Former Northwestern University leader Henry Bienen named interim president
Former Northwestern President Henry Bienen will return to the role in the interim, replacing Michael Schill after his resignation last week.
Northwestern President Michael Schill’s exit reopens wounds over campus protests, antisemitism allegations
Faculty members and students are reeling from Northwestern University President Michael Schill's resignation after a turbulent three-year tenure.