Robert Schneider isn’t sure where – or if – lines are drawn between his lives as a playwright, a teacher and a human being. The...

An unnatural silence inside the sanctuary of DeKalb’s First United Methodist Church gently gives way to the haunting tones of hand chimes, ringing out a...

Many parents shake their heads when they hear stories about what some of the most popular video games glorify. Guns. Violence. Crime. Sex. Misogyny. But...

Jeremy Little, director of choirs at Vernon Hills High School, steps to the front of the spacious rehearsal room. Class is beginning, but it’s not...

Michelle Stewart changed her major eight times before discovering her passion. She began her adventure at Harper College, eventually traveling south to study marine biology...

A recent piece in the Huffington Post – “10 Artists, Illustrators And Designers Committed To Keeping Print Alive Around The World” – begins with the...