Ella LaBagh was an advocate for improving public spaces and creating parks in early 20th century Chicago.
Pulaski Day: Honoring the Unsung Heroes of the American Revolution
When you think of the American Revolution, you may think of names like George Washington or Thomas Jefferson. 2026 marks 250 years since the Revolution, and the semiquincentennial will be celebrated throughout the year while we reflect on our country's beginning and look ahead to our future. On the first Monday in March, Illinois celebrates…
Women In Chicago History: Faith Rich
Faith Rich, tireless activist, is a woman from Chicago history you should know.
A Chicago Love Etched in Water
Buckingham Fountain stands as a shared space where love, memory, and culture continuously flow as do archival collections and history.
Celebramos la historia y cultura AfroLatina
Celebramos el mes de herencia afroamericana aprendiendo más de la cultura afrolatina y su impacto en el mundo.
February 2026 Reading Challenge for Adults: Cozy Books
The weather outside is frightful, but reading a cozy book for the February 2026 Reading Challenge for Adults is delightful!
Teen Reads With Coquette Vibes
Explore the coquette aesthetic bows, ballet, Regency romance, and radical femininity through novels, comics, and histories that inspire the trend.
Black Romance for Valentine’s Day
Happy Valentine’s Day and Black History Month! Check out recently published sweet and spicy Black love stories to celebrate.
Celebrate Black History Month: Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection
In honor of Black History Month, the Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection shares which collections researchers used most in 2025.
A Nun For Every Reader
Nuns have been popping up in popular culture lately. Kelly recommends recent titles featuring nuns.
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