Erosion and Repairs: Chicago’s old lakefront is disappearing

Miriam Bloom

For many Lab students, the lakefront is an iconic location to meet friends, play and relax on the century old limestone blocks lining the shore.

Erich Raumann, Reporter
June 2, 2021

The Chicago lakefront is one of the city’s greatest prides, full of beautiful walks, places to hang out, and of course, to swim in. For many Lab students, the lakefront is an iconic location, yet erosion and repairs are beginning to change the beloved environment.

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