Female MBAs from the University of Chicago tend to make less than their male counterparts. Motherhood is the main reason; fatherhood, meanwhile, doesn’t affect men’s salaries, or even how much they work.
Karen Lewis speaks out about CPS, Mellody Hobson gives some business advice, and more
Gentle Reader, there’s more to the South Side than just a so-called chip on its shoulder.
The outspoken head of the Chicago Teachers Union had a lot to say about ex-CPS board member Henry Bienen’s recent comments.
New rules proposed by the mayor would allow for increased density and relax parking requirements. The goal is lower rents and more affordable housing, but issues of equity fall along familiar geographic lines.
The ex-board member for CPS and interim head of the Poetry Foundation talked CPS troubles, union demands, and more.
A short doc looks at locals who are trying to prevent violence on the South Side by giving kids something to do.
Fatal police shootings, problems with petcoke, and more
Six months in, how is Gov. Rauner doing?
The city of Hammond shut down a music festival after he made a virtual appearance. It might be a First Amendment problem—unless a case can be made that Keef’s identity by itself causes violence.
