The Surprising Ways That Segregation Affects Chicago’s Children
A Columbia University sociologist spent time with students at four different high schools to learn how they navigate a city divided by race, class, and opportunity.
Issues: October 2015
A Renovated Row House with a Quirky Façade Is for Sale in Hyde Park
This five-bedroom house from the 1880s was recently listed for $845,000.
90 Miles Pulls Off a Fun, Festive Brunch
Grab some liquor and your most boisterous friends and family.
Who Has the Best Beard in Chicago?
If you need some No-Shave November inspiration, look here.
The Best Design Sales and Events This Week in Chicago
Sales at Maven Collection and Arhaus, YellowKorner opens, and more
Here Are This Week’s Top Sales and Style Events
A designer pop-up shop, discounts at Tory Burch, Billy Reid opens, and more
Nine Creepy Halloween Events to Hit Up This Weekend
‘Tis the spooky season.
A Lesson for Cubs Fans from the Royals
Kansas City got to its second consecutive World Series by sticking with and transforming its struggling young foundation.
Nine Acts Worth Seeing at the Newly Expanded Freaky Deaky festival
Vic Mensa, 2 Chainz, and Mac Miller take the stage this year.
Chicago Really Is an Outlier in Youth Violence
The medical director of the pediatric intensive care unit at the University of Chicago was shocked at the extent of the problem when she came here from Boston. Her shock is backed up by the numbers.