The Nazi Hunter By Terrance Noland A history teacher’s new book digs into a shocker from Oak Park’s past: the discovery of a former concentration camp guard working at the high school. Read more
Before the Sky, There Was the Hustle By Jarrett Van Meter In the late ’70s, a pro women’s hoops team briefly captivated the city by living up to its name. Then it all unraveled. Read more
A Half Marathon Founder’s Guide to Flossmoor Interview by Judy Sutton Taylor Tom Dobrez, cofounder of the Hidden Gem Half Marathon, recommends these spots. Read more
How Did the Bears Get Their Name? Answered by Edward McClelland They were once the Chicago Staleys (imagine that logo). Read more
The Unforeseen Challenges of Chicago Beach Volleyball Visual column by Arjan Jager Even the best summer activities come with a few hurdles. Read more
Why Dan Savage Keeps His Shirt On Interview by Mike Thomas The sex advice columnist, 59, on aging, coming out, and his predictable insecurities. Read more
A Photographer Captures the Lives of CPS Students Photography by Melissa Ann Pinney Melissa Ann Pinney’s portraits offer an intimate view of students at two public high schools. Read more
Best Public High Schools Our first rankings in five years go deeper than ever, with 110 schools across the six-county metro area. Read more
Top Suburban Cook County High Schools Our first rankings in five years go deeper than ever, with 110 schools across the six-county metro area. Read more
Methodology Our first rankings in five years go deeper than ever, with 110 schools across the six-county metro area. Read more
