To our #GreatLakesReview community, we are seeking submissions for Non-Fiction, Narrative Map pieces and photography. Please check out our submissions guidelines: https://t.co/rXSO05GcLV

Sunset Cottage, the historical home to the English Department, will be demolished over Winter break. Read more on our website.

The office was built in 1975 using the abandoned frame of a 1920s electrical substation.

"Dwight Perkins v. the Chicago Board of Education "What do Bowen High School, Cleveland Elementary School, Moos Elementary School, Schurz High School, and Tilton Elementary School have in common? All were designed by Dwight H. Perkins, who served as Chief Architect for

LET THE LAWYERS HANDLE THE COMMUNICATION. Said no self-respecting communication professional ever. (Until I said it, this morning.) https://t.co/DgOtzxThJq "Leadership Communication, by Lawyering Up." Today, at Pro Rhetoric.

Our next online program is Wed., Sept. 10 at 7pm CDT. Zac Bleicher, Exec Dir. of the Edgar Miller Legacy presents “Edgar Miller & the Handmade Home, Revisited” to celebrate updated 3rd edition of the only book devoted to the work of Miller. Tickets

Today in Chicago History: Pablo Picasso's steel sculpture — 'a cow sticking out its tongue' — unveiled

On this day in 1958, Art Kane photographed 57 musicians at 17 East 126th Street for Esquire magazine. It was a Great Day in Harlem, 67 years ago today. Sonny Rollins is the only musician from this photo still living. #SonnyRollinsBridge

Saving Chicago's historic Uptown Theatre Interview with Robert Loerzel on WGN News, 8/11/25 https://t.co/eooqKuSXLg @WGNTV @robertloerzel Photo credit: Ward Miller / Preservation Chicago

We’re 70% of the way to our $20,000 Summer Appeal goal — but we’re not there yet. Your support helps us continue the fight to save Wright's endangered 1903 Walser House, a cornerstone of Chicago’s Austin neighborhood. https://t.co/hzaSVZI2Ez

Check out Allison Manleys latest blog, A Look Ahead at Chicago Lit: August! Give the blog a read—you’ll find RSVP details and links to all of it. Love local literature? This post is your guide. 💡 ➡️ https://t.co/zn4XbFrMYu #ChicagoLiteraryHallOfFame #ChicagoLit

Loved viewing this painting at the @ngadc when I was a student at @Georgetown

#OtD On This Day, July 30: The Disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa https://t.co/WnDzsQZXes

Berwyn, Illinois Post Office The Picnic - Richard Haines (1942) Photo by David W Gates Jr

Chicago's Abandoned Greek And Catholic Churches: A Historical Journey Through Faith And Architecture “Organizations like Preservation Chicago work tirelessly to document and protect the city’s religious architectural heritage”

“What better place to study U.S. history as an undergraduate, and then fortunately for me, as a graduate student, than Gettysburg College?” – Justin Lessel ’21, M’25 on the Gettysburg College-Gilder Lehrman Institute (GLI) M.A. program @Gilder_Lehrman

Promontory Point, named a Chicago landmark in 2023, has long been a refuge for South Siders. But its iconic limestone shoreline remains at the center of debate and activism. Read Jasmine Barnes’ latest for South Side Weekly in print or online ⬇️ https://t.co/kyBiubhGkq

@lowres_saic 📍 SAIC Ballroom- MacLean (112 S Michigan Ave) 🕐 Thursday, July 17, 6:00–7:30 p.m. CT This event is free and open to the public. #SAIC @saicpics #SAICLRMFA #SAIClowresmfa #VASlectureseries #averyryoung

Immigrants arrived at the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP) office in Chicago’s South Loop after they received an unexpected notice to appear for a check-in appointment. Apparently, it was a trap. ✍️ José Abonce https://t.co/YhhDpwSWeg

Great coverage in the @Suntimes of the @ChicagoLitHoF's induction ceremony Sat 7/12/25 at the @chipublib's Carter G. Woodson Regional Library honoring Harriette Gillem Robinet, Timuel Black & Oscar Brown, Jr.