University of Chicago
2 months ago | Peter Sachs
A yearlong study is under way to find out what works and what doesn't in the effort to help homeless Chicagoans find places to live and work.
2 months ago | Jennifer Fernicola
3 months ago | Adeshina O. Emmanuel Jr.
The 1,400 members of Teamsters Local 743 work as clerical, service and maintenance workers at the hospitals. The union is recommending that they vote against a contract proposal.
3 months ago | Adeshina O. Emmanuel Jr.
Professor Janet Rowley is a groundbreaking human geneticist who focuses on cancer research. She is among 16 winners of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
3 months ago | Adeshina O. Emmanuel Jr.
3 months ago | Peter Sachs
3 months ago | Peter Sachs
Nonprofit hospitals in Chicago contributed more than $700 million in community benefits, including charity care, according to an Illinois Hospital Association report. But experts says more charity care is needed.
3 months ago | Alex Parker
Endowments have plunged by 25 percent or more at many Chicago-area schools. Some are putting construction projects on hold and finding ways to put more money into their endowments.
4 months ago | Peter Sachs
Dr. Janet Rowley made the discovery nearly 40 years ago that mutations in certain chromosomes helped cancer cells grow and spread. That changed how scientists thought about cancer and led to new treatments.
4 months ago | Peter Sachs
As the closure of a popular South Side women's clinic looms, opponents of the University of Chicago's plan to close the facility gave a list of demands to UC President Robert Zimmer.
4 months ago | Alex Parker
Critics at a community meeting also raised concerns about the university's plan to close a women's clinic, and accused the U of C hospitals of dumping poor patients.
5 months ago | Alex Parker
U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush hopes Congress will investigate allegations of patient dumping at the University of Chicago Medical Center. The university denies patient dumping occurs.
5 months ago | Alex Parker
About 20 protesters gathered at a University of Chicago health clinic on the South Side, protesting its imminent closure. They complain the university is pushing away poor, black and elderly patients. The university says it cannot afford to keep the center open.
5 months ago | Alex Parker
The economic downturn is forcing hospitals in Chicago and across the country to take a close look at what works and what doesn't, and has led to the decision here to close several community clinics. That's putting a strain on smaller clinics, which now see more patients.
5 months ago | Alex Parker
