Archive (Page 180)

December 20, 2021

New York Bookstore Saved from the Brink

Westsider Books isn’t going anywhere and the locals are making sure of it.

By Esmeralda Baez

December 20, 2021

A Community Grapples with Safety After Another School Shooting

Parents are coping with the aftermath of the Arlington shooting and perspectives are split regarding the current safety plan.

By Cailin Martin

December 20, 2021

Gen Z’s Spiritual Awakening on TikTok

(NEW YORK) – Halyna Krylyuk grew up in the Greek Orthodox community and has always been interested in spirituality. These […]

By Celeste Cox

December 20, 2021

Two Chicago Actors on Navigating Life During Theater Shutdowns

(CHICAGO) — Adia Alli and Sonia Goldberg are twentysomething actors in Roger’s Park, Chicago, who have worked in the performing […]

By Taylor Blair

December 20, 2021

Chicano Park Murals Still Speak Truth After 50 Years

Barrio Logan's neighborhood holds so much history with its Chicano murals, painted in Chicano Park, which represent Mexican-American experience from immigration to modern day environmental concerns. This is a locally beloved park for many of its residents.

By Shirley Ojeda