Here are just some of a few of the individuals and organizations we’re proud to follow. We encourage you to check them out and learn from them as well.
The Chicago Metro History Education Center (CMHEC) sparks students’ love of history and works to improve history education in Chicago-area schools. The Chicago Metro History Day, CMHEC's signature program, motivates students to develop and present original historical research projects.
News, ideas and resources from AIA Chicago, the nation's 2nd largest AIA chapter, from the city that gave the world the skyscraper.
The Black Metropolis Research Consortium is dedicated to making accessible materials documenting African American culture, history, and politics in Chicago.
Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic; author of Why Architecture Matters: Lessons from Chicago and Terror and Wonder: Architecture in a Tumultuous Age.
The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) is dedicated to enriching Chicago’s artistic vitality and cultural vibrancy.
The Chicago Metro History Education Center (CMHEC) sparks students’ love of history and works to improve history education in Chicago-area schools. The Chicago Metro History Day, CMHEC's signature program, motivates students to develop and present original historical research projects.
The Colonel knows Chicago. He is the “social media face” of The Chicago Tribune.
Chicago's best tour guide, Geoffrey Baer is known for his masterful storytelling, conversational style, and contagious enthusiasm. He is the host and writer of WTTW’s extraordinarily popular feature-length TV specials about Chicago architecture and history.
Getting the world excited about history through tavern & beer history. Talks, tours & boozy history experiences happening often.
Lake Forest College's Digital Chicago website brings historical research to light, based on faculty-undergraduate student collaborations.
