By Tom Radziszewski and Brian Zuniga
Chicago real estate struggles to stay afloat during the Corona crisis.
By Tom Radziszewski and Brian Zuniga
The real estate in the Chicago land area is on a constant up and down battle struggling to hold steady. The pandemic that took place a year ago today not only affected the number of closings but also impacted hundreds of students in the Chicago area. Many students are working to be able to afford apartments and with the need for work decreasing in businesses, the students are left empty handed with no work or money. Impacts…
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After Students are left without MAP Grants due to a cutback, they call to state leaders to help regain funding for their futures.
Editor’s note: This story was originally posted on Dec. 12, 2012 and is housed at RedLineProject.org
By Bob Smith
Gov. Pat Quinn visited DePaul University’s Loop campus on Wednesday to discuss how pension reform is harming the Monetary Award Program (MAP) college scholarships and access to higher education in Illinois.
“This is so important to our state, not only in the past, but certainly now and in the future,” Quinn said. …
