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Elmhurst University introduces multimillion-dollar health science hub
A $30 million, 45,000-square-foot addition is coming to Elmhurst University’s campus: the new Health Sciences Building. University officials said this space will be a multidisciplinary hub for learning and innovation for the nursing, public health, occupational therapy, and communication sciences and disorders programs. In October, university officials and community leaders gathered for a ceremonial groundbreaking,…
Read MoreRing in a happy and healthy New Year
Top ten habits to start the year off right By Cynthia Maquet 1 Movement Take the short walks, take the stairs, march in place – whatever you have to do – MOVE. Movement is the KEY to success. Ten minutes every hour adds up! It keeps your metabolism awake, which in turn gives you the…
Read MoreHappy New Year from the Elmhurst Magazine team!
This was a big year for us here in Elmhurst. Our first issue was launched in March, and we were welcomed with open arms. Since then, we’ve had a blast sharing the stories of this outstanding community, and we can’t wait to share more in 2024. In this first issue of the year, we introduce…
Read MoreHello Winter
Willowbrook Ice Arena Public Skate Fridays from 7:15 – 8:45 PM and Sundays from 1:30-3 PM willowbrookicearena.com For ice skating that isn’t dependent on the weather, head to the Willowbrook Ice Arena to learn new skating skills or sharpen up old ones! All ages can enjoy this public skating opportunity for a low cost through…
Read MoreYork freshman makes impact at state tennis
By Jeff Vorva York High School freshman CJ Coan was thrown into the fire on the first day. Pity that poor fire. The original idea was for Coan to learn the ropes on the varsity from Lizzie Isyanov. Isyanov is the most successful Duke singles player in the school’s history, as she finished fifth in…
Read MoreThe Elmhurst Garden Club gives back in more ways than one
By Anna Hughes Not everyone has the gift of a green thumb, but Elmhurst Garden Club members ensure the whole community benefits from theirs. The 122 members work throughout the year to share their love for gardening and conservation, and are dedicated to keeping Elmhurst beautiful. Founded in 1926, the club has a reputation for…
Read MoreLocal area tennis team takes second in nationals
By Jeff Vorva For years, Colleen Stover had been a proud spectator of her daughter, Shannon. Shannon Stover is a tennis player, and Colleen was with her just about every step of a storybook journey, including in 2022 when the senior helped Hinsdale Central win an Illinois High School Association state championship in Class 2A…
Read MoreElmhurst dancer takes center stage at Joffrey Ballet’s “The Nutcracker”
By Anna Hughes At first glance, Sheppard Littrell may seem like your average sixth grader. He plays baseball (like many other middle school boys), he loves math (maybe not like many other middle school boys) and he’s a violinist in his school’s orchestra. Like every 12-year-old, he has to go to school and get his…
Read MoreChicago Auto Show: First Look for Charity supports the Turning Pointe Autism Foundation
By Anna Hughes Approximately one in 36 children across the United States will receive an autism diagnosis. This news is burdensome for families who have a myriad of questions: Will my child be able to attend a regular school? Can they live a normal life? What extra care and attention will they need? Because autism…
Read MoreEDUCATION: Nazareth Academy
Independent and private schools continue to prosper There are several exceptionally strong schools in the western suburbs. Many schools have a rich history and are recognized throughout their communities for academic excellence, various extracurricular programs, and inspiration for learning. Families and students have many great options for selecting a private or independent school. Visits to…
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