Marquette University President Michael Lovell dies in Rome
Marquette University President Michael Lovell died Sunday in Rome after a three-year battle with cancer....
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DePaul University dismisses biology professor after assignment tied to Israel-Hamas war
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Pro-Palestinian protesters walk out of Northwestern commencement
Claiming their degrees are āstained with blood,ā several dozen pro-Palestinian protesters walked out of Northwestern...
School custodian gets a national nod because of his kindness
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Heidi Stevens: New book on women as Americaās safety net is the perfect comeback to Harrison Butkerās eye roll of a commencement speech
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Bensenville school board sued by former student allegedly sexually abused by teacher
Fenton Community High School Board of Education in Bensenville, DuPage County is sued by a...
Residents question Dolton District 149 officials on school renovations, use of temporary classrooms
Dolton Elementary District 149 explained plans for major renovations Berger-Vandenberg, Diekman and Caroline Sibley schools.
Asian American history curriculum gains stronger footing with boost from Illinois’ Teacher of the Year
At Aurora's Georgetown Elementary School, on a sunny March morning, Rachael Mahmood's fifth gradersā voices...
For special education students, transitional schools bridge the gap between high school and full-time employment
The tight-knit school community at Southside provided more than an education for Heaven Lockhart. It...
![When graduating University of Chicago senior Rayna Acha heard about the lawsuit filed by a Lebanese-American attorney alleging sheād been fired from her job at a national law firm because of her pro-Palestinian views on Gaza, the firing confirmed one of her worst fears. āThe reality is we might not get jobs because of (our activism),ā said Rayna Acha, an undergraduate anthropology major at the University of Chicago and an organizer with Students for Justice in Palestine.Ā Acha has more than one reason to worry. She is one of four U. of C. students whose degrees were withheld because of […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/CTC-L-palestnian-support-lawsuit04_193938906.jpg?w=132 "When graduating University of Chicago senior Rayna Acha heard about the lawsuit filed by a Lebanese-American attorney alleging sheād been fired from her job at a national law firm because of her pro-Palestinian views on Gaza, the firing confirmed one of her worst fears. āThe reality is we might not get jobs because of (our activism),ā said Rayna Acha, an undergraduate anthropology major at the University of Chicago and an organizer with Students for Justice in Palestine.Ā Acha has more than one reason to worry. She is one of four U. of C. students whose degrees were withheld because of […]")
College graduates are concerned pro-Palestinian activism could deter future employers
When graduating University of Chicago senior Rayna Acha heard about the lawsuit filed by a...