Any perceived brevity does not take away from the ability of “Good Times” to be important . . . It does not have to solve poverty or redefine the American family to be influential, as its refreshing humanization of the often marginalized groups of Cabrini-Green on a major platform are enough to do just that. 

Trudging our bags to the meeting point in front of the volleyball court at the MTCC at 6 a.m. was not how I imagined I’d start my Friday, but here I was, sleepily rubbing my eyes and wearing the comfiest socially acceptable clothes I could find.

While many stories (including many of the ones featured in this column) focus on the frontlines and battlefields of conflict and the tales of heroism and triumph that occur on them, this week’s Hidden History looks at another, equally important wartime setting: the quiet office of a mathematician.

I have either made an incredible discovery or a depressing realization depending on whether or not the reader of this article is able to relate to what I am about to write about.

But still, as an undergraduate student, you find yourself wondering what is the Institute of Design (ID) and what does its presence on the Mies Campus bring to Illinois Tech?

Love him or hate him, there is no denying the impact that Kanye West had on the city of Chicago when he first started to make beats.