- News & Features, Feature, Jan 9, 2013
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DePaul's men's basketball team on the rebound
The once-successful Blue Demons helped transform DePaul from the little school under the el to the largest Catholic university in the country. Can DePaul now help the team recover some of its fading glory?
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 20, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Kayce Ataiyero, the GM"Even as a lifelong basketball fan I didn't appreciate how complex the business is."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Roger Sosner, the hawker"Any person with a strong back and a weak mind can do it."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Tony Bacon, the custodian"The union guy told me, 'Just be happy you got a job.'"
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
John Campos, the organizer"Some blocks look like Afghanistan and others look like any other street in Chicago."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Kimmy Walters, the Twitterer"You've just gotta filter out noise."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Mitzi Scott, the survivor"You can call it a bottom, or you can call it a blessing."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012
"You've just gotta filter out noise."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Latoya Winters, the graduate"I wanna help people from where I come from. I went through what they're going through."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Keith Magee, the pastor"I looked in the face of death. I looked into the face of the poor. I saw my calling."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 19, 2012
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People Issue 2012:
Janet Voight, the diver"There must have been cliffs 20 meters high and it's dark and you can only see ten feet ahead of you."
- News & Features, Feature, Dec 12, 2012
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City for sale
The city has put a price tag on everything from parking meters to CTA stops, billboards to city departments. But what's the real cost of plastering our public space with ads?
- News & Features, Feature, Oct 31, 2012
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The link between lead poisoning and underperforming students
With mounting evidence that lead poisoning results in lower test scores, more children repeating grades, and worse, why has so little been done in Chicago to reverse the damage?
- News & Features, Feature, Oct 17, 2012
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Two students, two high schools, two divergent paths to college
Jasmeen Wellere grew up on the south side, Hayley Himmelman on the North Shore. Both flourished in their classes, but they've faced very different challenges—and been afforded very different opportunities
- News & Features, Feature, Oct 4, 2012
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The people v. the pawnshop
How one vacant lot became a battleground between the politically powerful pawnshop industry and the outspoken residents of a middle-class Chicago neighborhood—and what that says about the future of development in the city
- News & Features, Feature, Sep 19, 2012
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The floating forest
Recyclable paper from the United States travels halfway around the world—only to end up, transformed, back on our retail shelves. Welcome to the weird world of wastepaper.
- News & Features, Feature, Aug 22, 2012
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Deadly poverty
Homicide is just one of many killers plaguing Chicago's poor black neighborhoods
- News & Features, Feature, Aug 8, 2012
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The grow house next door
Two teachers. Two hundred marijuana plants. Two years in court.
- News & Features, Feature, Jul 25, 2012
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Shorty's comeback
Kelvin Wallace has been given one more chance to prevail over the heroin addiction he's struggled with for decades. "A whole lot is riding on me getting this right."
- News & Features, Feature, Jul 18, 2012
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Pariahs amid the rainbow
Young, queer, and homeless in Boystown
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