Ageless Innovators: Retirement Reinvented
As Dan Miller, co-founder of the Chicago Innovation Awards, pointed out, “Our mature workforce or
Education
Tips for Girls’ Success in STEM
Hidden Figures is a book by Margot Lee Shetterly turned into a movie based on the story
The Politics of Urban Education – Race
Growing up on the south side of Chicago, my siblings and I attended the same
Yale, Blackface & Erika Christakis
2019 Update: Virginia’s Governor Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring are caught in blackface.
No Student Deserves Violence
The amount of force used against the Spring Valley High School girl is unconscionable and
Roommate Hell Post College
Old habits die hard. Those nasty college roommates that won’t pick up after themselves, eat
Sharene Wood: Balancing Motherhood & a Fashion Career
This interview originally appeared on Mr. Refined Lifestyle Magazine, where Ronda is a contributing writer. She
Must Know Life Skills Before High School Graduation
Most likely your high school graduate is 18 – a legal adult that is now
Tips for Surviving Freshman Year
Get live in ‘89. ‘89 get live! Get all the way live in ‘89. ‘89
Advice to My Younger Self
Last week, two friends called for advice. One asked about a job interview and the other
Chicago at a Crossroad
This is in response to the July 16th Chicago Tribune article, What Preckwinkle Decision Means
Three Years Living and Learning NYC
A rolling stone gathers no moss. I guess that has been my motto since graduating