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I graduated in May 2025 with a degree in journalism and a minor in social welfare advocacy from Indiana University Bloomington. I’m a journalist born and raised in Chicago, passionate about investigative reporting, storytelling, and uncovering underreported issues. My experience includes work as a reporting intern at the Chicago Tribune, enterprise editor and reporter for the Indiana Daily Student, an investigative reporter with the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism and a magazine intern at Rotary International.
Around 150 volunteers gathered in Jackson Park for an Earth Day cleanup and planting event ahead of the Obama Presidential Center's June 19 opening.
Former Comedy Attic employees and comedians allege sexual harassment claims against owner Jared Thompson
Around 50 people gathered outside the west suburban ICE processing center Saturday to protest recent federal immigration enforcement actions.
At least 10 women allege a workplace culture of sexual harassment and discrimination.
The 89-year-old music icon Buddy Guy performed blues classics and shared stories during his annual concerts at his South Loop club.
Across all Divine Nine groups, volunteers packed 16,104 pounds of food for the Food Depository's network of more than 850 food pantries, soup kitchens and meal programs.
Thousands filled Argyle Street in Uptown to enjoy a vibrant celebration of Asian culture, featuring music, dance, food and interactive community events.
From "Wicked" to "Hamilton," Paul Tazewell's iconic costumes will go on display Jan. 19 at Griffin MSI.
Mayor Brandon Johnson joined organizers of the second annual pre-Ramadan Iftar Bazaar to celebrate small business owners and Muslim culture.
Nearly 40 businesses from around the city and surrounding suburbs are participating in the 2026 Chicago Black Restaurant Week.