Democrats largely dominated the Election Day races held nationwide on Nov. 4, defeating incumbents and newcomers alike in what has been widely characterized as a “blue […]

On July 31, the White House announced plans for adding a ballroom, estimated to take up 90,000 square feet and have a seated capacity of 650 […]

Affinity, a “studio-grade creative app” according to owner Canva, had its previously-paid V2 software suite released for free, along with all-new, free and tiers of V3 […]

In the midst of the Elmhurst “No Kings” protest on Saturday, Oct. 18, which The Leader previously reported on, three men were arrested on serious charges […]

Alpha Mu Gamma (AMG), a collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society, set up its annual ofrendas across Elmhurst University campus to commemorate the Day of the Dead. […]

Robin Moran, a community member in Arlington Heights, witnessed ICE first-hand Oct. 25 when they arrested multiple individuals outside of a gas station. “I had just […]

John Carter Cash joined fans, musicians, and students at Elmhurst University to celebrate the words and legacy of his father, Johnny Cash, through a conversation about […]

Timothy Dudasik first learned about Charlie Kirk’s assassination last month when he witnessed it on X (formerly Twitter). “When I first found out he was shot […]

For Gen Z students graduating from college, independence isn’t represented with a key to a new apartment — it’s debt. With rising housing costs, stagnant wages, […]

The Cooperative Funding (COOP) budget was cut by an estimated 40%, from last year’s $100,000 to $61,500, an amount that was received by the COOP Funding […]