University of Illinois at Chicago
How Do You Slow Down Speeders On Oakland’s Ellis Avenue? Residents, Alderman Clash Over Plan To Reverse A One-Way Street
An ordinance to make the 3900 block of South Ellis Avenue a one-way street headed north is being debated by neighbors and Ald. Sophia King.
Chicago Is Once Again The Most Corrupt City In The US, According To New Study
The year 2019 "was a highly explosive year, during which some of the most important political corruption in the history of Chicago and Illinois was exposed," the report states.
UIC Suspends In-Person Classes As Coronavirus Cases Spike Across The City, State
The university's chancellor, in a letter to the community, said the new campus restrictions were being adopted “out of an abundance of precaution."
UIC Graduate Student Killed, Another Injured By Hit-And-Run Driver Near Campus
Tushar Sharma, a 27-year-old mechanical engineering masters student, was identified as the student who died, campus officials said. The 32-year-old driver was later arrested.
UIC Enrolling Patients To Test Coronavirus Vaccine Next Month
The UI health system looks to enroll 1,000 participants to test a vaccine developed by Massachusetts-based biotech company Moderna.
Confused About Face Masks? An Infectious Disease Expert Answered All Of Our Questions
Dr. Richard Novak from UIC discusses the science behind face masks and how to properly make, wear and care for your mask.
UIC, Northwestern Hospitals Testing Antiviral Drug To Treat Coronavirus
It could take six to eight weeks before doctors know if the drug is effective, a UIC doctor said.
Following Brutal Murder Of Student, UIC Increases Security On Campus
The school announced 24-hour security at parking garages on campus through the end of the semester.
Man Charged With Murder, Aggravated Sexual Assault In UIC Student’s Killing On Campus
Donald D. Thurman, a 26-year-old man who lived near campus, allegedly confessed to the murder on Sunday afternoon, UIC officials said.
As Police Investigate UIC Student’s Murder On Campus, Some Students Worry About Their Safety: ‘It’s Scary’
UIC student Ruth George entered a campus parking garage alone and was followed by someone, UIC Police said. She was strangled to death and now police have a person of interest in custody.
A Fitbit For Your Brain? UIC Psych Lab Develops Free Artificial Intelligence Apps To Help Address Mental Health Crisis
The technologies developed by the UIC Center on Depression and Resilience would allow patients to use their smartphones to track their neurological patterns.
Born On The Bus! Baby Samantha Safe After Delivery Aboard CTA’s No. 9 Ashland Bus
Samantha Centeno Lara weighed in at 7 pounds, 7 ounces.
UIC Earns National ‘Green Ribbon’ Award For Commitment To Sustainability
The university was recognized for reducing energy use by 26 percent since 2008.
