Crime & Law
Permanent Punishment, Part 2: Women, Caregivers Face Specific Challenges in Legal System
The reasons women commit crimes are different, and often overlooked, researchers say. And since 58% of incarcerated women are mothers to children under 18, the permanent punishments they face affect not only them, but their entire families.
History
A Brief History of Marathons in Chicago
Ahead of this weekend's Chicago Marathon, take a brief look at the history of long-distance running in Chicago, including the story of how an unexpected obstacle interrupted the very first marathon in the city.
Chicago
Tour Pilsen's Celebrated Public Art
Explore the murals of Pilsen, a neighborhood that is home to the National Museum of Mexican Art as well as much of Chicago's Mexican community.
Education
Childhood Social-Emotional Development a Concern as Students Return to In-Person Learning
There are growing concerns about how COVID-19 has affected children’s social-emotional development and wellbeing as students, parents and teachers have navigated the return to in-person learning.
For Parents
Earth and Sky
Young children are naturally curious about nature and the outdoor environment. When given the opportunity, they love to investigate earth’s materials — sand, dirt, water and rocks. They are aware of daily weather conditions — that weather changes from day to day — and they associate weather with related clothing and activities.
Enter to Win
Grand Prize: 2023 Subaru Crosstrek
The 2023 Subaru Crosstrek is endlessly versatile, exceptionally capable, and the embodiment of style, technology, and comfort. You’ll be wowed by its stunning design, premium interior, and features that take Subaru’s legendary safety to a whole new level.
