The UIC School of Public Health and the Chicago Park District team up yearly on a one-of-a-kind beach water testing project.
UIC scholars awarded over $7.5 million for their research projects.
Among the concepts: a tool for new parents and another to predict fall risk.
Launched in summer 2024, the program gives students hands-on experience and mentorship.
The performance will be held on July 23 at 6 p.m. at Gallery 400.
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Students can apply for campus parking beginning July 14.
The deadline to make changes is Sept. 10.
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The scholarship aims to support women and immigrant students studying architecture.
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