United Way of Metropolitan Chicago hosted its annual Community Celebration on June 13, 2014, at Venue Six10 in the Spertus Institute to honor its corporate partners, volunteers, board members, and donors who are “Changing Stories” by supporting the organization’s community efforts to provide education, income, and health resources for a stronger Chicago region.
June 11, 2014—Chicagoans joined together for Chicago magazine’s first Stella Summer Music Series event at Flo & Santos, which featured a special acoustic performance by Moonrise Nation. Guests enjoyed complimentary Stella Artois and Stella Artois Cidre, passed bites, and live music.
If you build a bike route, the bike commuters will come—and recent news shows a surprising trend among Divvy riders.
A collection of linen postcards from 1930 to 1945 shows Chicago not exactly as it was, but as a visitor would want to remember it.
The experience at Lurie Children’s Hospital is quite pleasant—but, really, should our visits here be this much fun?
See the holes in Rauner’s proposed budget cuts, why Chicago should fight for the Obama and Star Wars museums, architecture offenses far worse than Trump’s sign, and more.
The former Secretary of State once engineered Emanuel’s demotion in the White House, but now they’re a mutual-admiration society.
The anti-chicken GOP candidate put the rare bird on notice in his plan to shake up Springfield. But the little bird has (barely) survived a lot of challenges.
What we didn’t know about the housing bubble hurt us—but the lessons from the financial crisis could save us from the growing student-loan problem.
Chef-owner of Table Fifty-Two; partner in Lyfe Kitchen
