“When I was younger, I would get inspired and design clothes that I’d like to own. I never thought of it as that other people might want to wear it, too,” Anya Gazes...

Like all minds, it has its own busyness, crowdedness, and places that make you feel uncomfortable — maybe even a little lonely.

From Chinatown to Logan Square, students use Chicago’s varied ethnic neighborhoods to connect with their heritage. Midway writers reviewed several restaurants in ethnic...

As the Midway sees it... Imagine walking into your English class on the last day of the semester. Instead of taking a final exam, you have gathered together your work from...

At a highly-competitive high school like U-High, some students opt to compromise their overall wellness by pushing themselves too hard in pursuit of good grades. But what...

Teachers across curriculum areas are implementing “gradeless” classrooms. Sari Hernandez, Zachary Hund and Mark Krewatch began this system in their classrooms this year,...

“I am SO tired. I went to bed at 2 a.m. last night,” Person A says. “Well, you think you’re tired? I went to bed at 3 and then got up at 5,” Person B says. Looking...

Early in the season, the U-High Boys Soccer Team lost 0-3 to Timothy Christian. That game secured a fact that most players already knew: the season was off to a bad start. After...