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- Sep 28, 2026
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Adriel Hilton, Ph.D., named Indiana University (opens the original)
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Indiana University Northwest has named Dr. Adriel Hilton as its Senior Advisor to the Chancellor. He will begin his appointment on Monday, Oct. 5. Hilton comes to IU Northwest with 23 years of progressive leadership experience across higher education and state government. In his most recent role, Hilton served as the Vice President of Institutional Strategy and Chief of Staff at Columbia College Chicago, where he produced strategic plans, elevated the institutional brand and executive leadership
$18.3 million control tower marks Gary airport growth (opens the original)
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GCIA has seen some extensive investments since 2015 The Gary/Chicago International Airport marked a decade of growth Friday with a ground breaking ceremony for the construction of an $18.3 million air traffic control tower. “Today’s groundbreaking ceremony represents the culmination of years of planning, collaboration and investment in the future of the Gary/Chicago International Airport,” said Dan Vicari, Executive Director of GCIA. “The new air traffic control tower will ensure GCIA remains a
THE AUDACITY OF JOYCE BEATTY (opens the original)
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Standing up to a bully requires more than slogans, press releases or carefully staged outrage. It requires looking power in the face, refusing intimidation and saying, plainly, no. Congresswoman Joyce Beatty has that courage. The Ohio Democrat and former chair of the Congressional Black Caucus is standing virtually alone inside the Kennedy Center’s governing structure against Donald Trump’s attempted seizure of a national cultural institution. Trump has installed loyalists, pushed aside dissente
Illinois Doctors: Gun Makers Should Help Pay for the Cost of Firearm Violence (opens the original)
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Physicians, lawmakers and community leaders call for passage of landmark legislation that could make Illinois the first state in the nation to require firearm manufacturers to help cover the billions spent on gun violence. Press conference comes after dozens were wounded and killed by gun violence across Illinois over Labor Day weekend. Resident physicians with the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR/SEIU), Illinois lawmakers and community leaders gathered Tuesday outside the University of C
Don't let scammers crash back-to-school season (opens the original)
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Today’s students and young adults are true digital natives, having grown up online and learning to navigate digital spaces as a normal part of daily life. As they transition to college, they turn to digital platforms and social media for everything from apartment hunting and job searches to shopping, banking and talking with friends. That familiarity, however, can create a false sense of security, making younger adults just as much of a target for fraud and scams as older individuals. According
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