“James Franco gets Blackboard to do what he wants.”

A grad student is tweeting on the privileges conferred upon recent Yale doctoral candidate James Franco as he bursts onto the academic scene.

The Department of Transportation will continue with one comprehensive shuttle route until streets are cleared enough to make the standard four shuttle routes safe again.

546 students say they’ll “attend” an unofficial snow day tomorrow.

Skip the theory, guys. Professor Pippin wants you to put down the Freud and Fanon and… well, that’s it.

Girl Talk, whose digital samples draw on trendy and retro pop and hip-hop tracks, is widely known for his energetic performances.

The market, co-owned by Esterly and Hans Morsbach, will continue many of its deli services in Medici Bakery.

Mayor Richard M. Daley appointed Ron Huberman (M.B.A. ‘00, A.M. ‘00) head of Chicago Public Schools this week. He will replace Arne Duncan, a Lab Schools graduate, who was appointed Secretary of Education in the Obama administration.

Students at the University of Chicago may be used to pulling all-nighters on the A-Level of Regenstein Library, but rarely do they wake up early on Saturday mornings to do manual labor. But on Saturday, more than 120 shivering students gathered at 7:30 a.m. to board school buses in honor of Martin Luther King on Chicago Cares Day, an annual Chicago community service event that attracted 4,000 volunteers citywide.

The setting for Alderman Leslie Hairston’s monthly community meeting evoked the neighborhood concerns and aspirations discussed when locals gathered Tuesday night at Gary Comer College Prep. The building is home to a rapidly expanding high school with plans for ambitious after-school programming to help mitigate student crime. But indicative of persistent concerns over local violence, the building’s windows are made of bulletproof glass.

Director says resources have been spread too thin as community donations have declined.

Open Produce store promotes sustainable growing practices and business transparency.

Debut concerts this weekend will reintroduce the chapel sounds to the Hyde Park community.

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…

Open publication – Free publishing – More greg nance   Greg Nance always says hi. Walk with him for a minute or two—across the quad, through Henry Crown, down a hallway—and he’ll wave at a half-dozen people, calling each of…