Loyola Today: 5 little-known facts about Millennium Park from a Loyola history professor

Better:

• Penelope Steiner's Lifelong Love of Film Sparks $2M Gift, Fueling the Chicago International Film Festival's 60th Year and Beyond
• Determined to Prove a Villain': Paralympian Katy Sullivan Takes on 'Richard III' at Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law: A Case of Love: An Engagement Story in the Classroom

Block Club Chicago: 

• Chicago Children's Theatre's 'Mesmerized' Teaches Entertaining But Valuable Science Lesson
• This Family Has Visited 364 Chicago Parks (And Counting). Here Are Their Top Picks

Evanston Roundtable: The Mexican Shop, 'this analog store that nowhere else exists,' still fresh and cool after 56 years

New York Times:

• When the Story Line Is This Easy, You Just Know
• A Significant, Yet Ordinary, Sunday in Chicago

Chicago Magazine:

• War Stories From Chicago Kids' Entertainers 
• Kim Brooks is an unhelicopter mom
• Sex Rx for Women
• These Neuroscientists Are Box-Office Mind Readers
• Ask Amy About Herself Already Advice columnist Amy Dickinson on her new memoir and a backup career dream
• In Praise of Walking (and Witty Women) Kathleen Rooney's new book, Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk, takes its inspiration from the highest-paid female copywriter of the 1930s.
• The Shut-In's Guide to Winter
• The Cubs' Secret Weapon? Kale, Naturally
• Dan Savage on LGBTQ Republicans and His Plan for Election Day
• A Side-Eye Manifesto
• Tale of Troubled Boys
• The History and Power of Chicago's Block Clubs
• Through Chemo and Divorce, Gina Frangello Still Delivers on Third Novel
• The Innovators 5 schools and districts that are leading the way
• Our Guide to Live Lit Shows at Lit Crawl This Week
• Best of Chicago--Best dance workout, hair streaks, toy store and kids' clothing store
  
• The Insider's Guide to Pet-Friendly Chicago
• 19 Things to Do with Your Pet This Summer and Fall
• Former Tribune Reporter on Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: "I Was More of a Chicken".
• The Perfect Classic Wedding
  
• How Three Shared Office Spaces Stack Up
• March 2005 Issue: "A is for Amy"
• "Cube Funnies"
• "The Showoff"
• "You Should Know...Nora Dunn"

Crain's Chicago Business: Meet the men who built @properties into the biggest real estate game in town

Curbed:  Meet Marion Mahony Griffin, Frank Lloyd Wright's best frenemy

Folks by Pillpack: The Goddess with the Blood Red Eyes: If a rare disease steals your eyesight, you might as well drink good wine.

Next Avenue:  NPR's 'Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!' Panelists Tell All

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law: It doesn't have to be so hard: How Northwestern Law faculty, alumni, and students are addressing mental health, and vowing to create healthier and happier attorneys.

The Red Bulletin: Creative disruption: In Chicago, an inventive dance troupe is overcoming snobbery and prejudice to redefine what it means to be a ballerina

UChicago Arts: The Life Cycle of Art: What happens when the Teen Arts Council takes the wheel

University of Chicago:

• Bite by bite -- For adolescents with eating disorders, recovery may involve the whole family
• In the city, in the field: In Chicago's schools and neighborhoods, social scientists continue to use the city as their lab--and their work--to improve lives
• Doing something without doing everything: Lars Peter Hansen shapes the legacy of Chicago economics.
• Go out there and meet people: How the Chicago school of sociology changed the field.

The Wall Street Journal: Go Ahead, Ignore Us

Chicago Booth Magazine:

• Community Volunteers Program Connects Booth Students with Local Anti-Racist Organizations
• Full STEAM Ahead at Kids Science Labs

Chicago Health:

• Surgery Through Art: A unique view of Chicago's International Museum of Surgical Science, at the crossroads of art, history, and medicine
• Healing the Hurt Chicago programs help young victims of trauma find their way forward
  
• Does Holistic Dentistry Have Teeth -- or Is It Just Another Buzzword?