Archive for September, 2026
Alpha School’s Controversial Expansion into Texas Voucher Program
Alpha School, known for its AI-driven educational model where academics take merely two hours daily, is rapidly expanding. Despite being rejected in several states, Texas has seen notable developments. After a failed attempt to open
Challenges and Disparities One Year After Hurricane Helene
One Year After Hurricane Helene: FEMA Assistance and Disparities Hurricane Helene left a path of destruction, prompting many to seek aid from FEMA. However, disparities emerged in the distribution of assistance. In some North Carolina
Challenges in North Carolina’s Hurricane Recovery Programs
Long Delays in Home Rebuilding Efforts A North Carolina rebuilding program designed to help families affected by hurricanes Florence and Matthew has left hundreds waiting for over seven years to return to their homes. The
Illinois Football Poised for a Promising Season Amid Changes
Bret Bielema, Illinois’ football coach, reflects on pivotal moments at Gies Memorial Stadium over the last two years. The 2024 win against Michigan stands out, marking the stadium’s 100th anniversary and ending a 14-game losing
S.S. Badger: A Nostalgic End to Summer
Many view Labor Day as the unofficial conclusion of summer. This day also signifies the last overnight journey of the SS Badger across Lake Michigan for the season. The SS Badger has been a staple
Sommer Shaw’s Rise in Marist Volleyball
A few times a week, Sommer Shaw and her mother, Sharon Wilson, enjoy runs together at Marist, with their pit bull, Joe. Shaw often pulls ahead, using these runs to boost her stamina for volleyball.
Challenges and Shifts in the U.S. Housing Market
The U.S. housing market ended another challenging month, marked by declining demand and increasing borrowing costs. Experts, like Jake Krimmel, a senior economist at Realtor.com, are cautiously optimistic for potential improvements. They are monitoring three
The Auditorium Theatre’s Dance Season: A Strategic Balance of Tradition and Innovation
The Auditorium Theatre’s fall lineup stands out in the dance scene, thanks largely to Marisa Santiago’s efforts. As the producing director of artistic programming, Santiago plays a crucial role in curating the dance offerings at
Property Disputes and Health Concerns in Old Town Neighborhood
Elizabeth and Hunter Case envisioned a vibrant family life in their Old Town home, complete with children playing in the open space and holiday traditions. Unexpectedly, their experience living next to the historic Wacker House
Dance Events in Chicago This Fall
This fall, Chicago promises an array of captivating dance events. On September 17, a challenging choice awaits with the Joffrey Ballet’s performance of ‘Liliom’ at the Lyric Opera House or ‘Dancing with Bob’ at the