While Solverre presents as a predominantly glass tower, it’s not quite what you think it is at first sight.
Edward Keegan: Solverre in Uptown adds, provocatively, to Chicago’s long history of glass buildings
Category: Commentary
Melita M. Garza: There are lessons to learn from the news ghosts of journalism’s past
Obliviousness to journalism’s trailblazers leaves the media professional in a state of historical amnesia.
Robert Ford: Biowearables are the future of personalized health care
If personal health tech is to fulfill its promise, we’ll need better data that’s actually sourced from inside our bodies.
Dean McGee: Here’s why Chicago teachers are suing their own union
CTU members have every right to know how their own union is managing their financial contributions.
Blair Kamin: On a course very different from Chicago’s, triathletes race in the footsteps of pioneers
The triathlon celebrated its 50th anniversary in San Diego this year.
Paul Vallas: Chicago needs a nuisance ordinance, not another speeding ticket trap
Chicago leaders are preoccupied with finding ways to milk drivers for more money, while there’s virtual silence on other public safety issues.
Mailee Smith: CTU took over Acero charter schools to stifle choice. Subsequent closures are no surprise.
The closures of seven Acero charter schools are the product of the CTU’s yearslong anti-charter strategy.
Daniel DePetris: Does Yahya Sinwar’s death actually change anything?
The death of Hamas’ leader is of monumental importance. But the fundamentals of the war haven’t changed.
Vincent Trometter: Politics are threatening Nippon-US Steel deal. Do we want a monopoly instead?
President Joe Biden’s administration and the two presidential nominees oppose the Nippon Steel-U.S. Steel deal. The alternative could be a monopoly.
Adam Patric Miller: Why I as a teacher won’t use artificial intelligence
As a teacher, I refuse to use artificial intelligence in my work because AI has never suffered.