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The cause and manner of Natally Brookson’s death is pending, the medical examiner’s office said.

‘Europe by Rail’ co-author charts half a century of travel freedom on the trains

A look back at the Sky’s up-and-down history before the breakthrough championship season in 2021.

With final exams looming, the Graduate Employee Organization and UIC administrators agreed to a 3-year contract.

The 1,500 members of the Chicago campus’ Graduate Employee Organization walked out over stalled contract bargaining.

Among the many options for college coaches at all levels are former high school prospects out of Illinois who, for one reason or another, are on the move.

A UIC employee saw someone throw a brick through an exterior window Tuesday morning at the building, 800 S. Halsted St., police said.

Senior Aviyon Morris made sure to walk over and wave goodbye to Lemont’s large student section after the Wolverines’ 52-47 victory in a Class 3A supersectional Monday at UIC’s Credit Union 1 Arena.

CHICAGO — University of Illinois at Chicago law professor Jason Kilborn said he never could have imagined that a final exam that contained a racial insult to an imaginary woman of color in a pretend civil case would create a campus firestorm that would divide colleagues, lead to his ouster…

"People don’t really know these kids," Underwood said. "You guys only know what you see."

CHICAGO — The University of Illinois at Chicago will get to compete in winter and spring conference championships after the Horizon League’s Board of Directors voted to restore the Flames’ eligibility on Tuesday.