Chicago Flame

Since '88: Legacy of student journalism
Graduation: Making the LAS Degree work
Spring is Finally Here and Allergy Season is Near
Baseball in search of strong season finish
Is The Voice All It’s Cracked Up To Be?

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Since '88: Legacy of student journalism

This summer there will be no issues of the Chicago Flame Newspaper to pick up, but you can still read our archives online. Full story

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Nearly 7,000 students graduated from LAS this year alone. Many have found unique ways to pursue thei

Making the LAS Degree work

Kristin Boyd walked into UIC's College of Business Administration not knowing that one semester later she would leave behind her finance major to pursue the words of literary critics. Full story

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Sun, fun, allergies

From freshly cut grass to pine trees, allergies stemming from the return of spring have caused Chicagoans to see spring as the season that we, "can't live with, and can't live without." Full story

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Matt Serna currently leads the team with a .354 batting average and has scored a team high 30 runs t

Baseball in search of strong season finish

UIC Baseball (22-23, 11-7 Horizon League) is looking to finish the season strong, with only a handful of games standing between them and the Horizon League Tournament. Full story

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In an attempt to differ from its very “American Idol”-esque feel, the judges on “The Voice” are forc

Is The Voice All It’s Cracked Up To Be?

Part of the fascination with "The Voice", a new singing competition show on NBC, is the fact that it's a singing competition with actual famous singers as the coaches and judges. Full story

News

Members of the UIC community gathered at CUPPA to listen to speakers celebrate the accomplishments o

Great Cities Institute honors David Perry

Members of the UIC community gathered at the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs (CUPPA) last Friday for a special event celebrating Professor David Perry and his eleven years as Director of the UIC Great Cities Institute.

Pulse

Pocket Doc's final edition

In early 2006, more than 5 years ago, a colleague asked if I had any interest in writing a doctor advice column for The Chicago Flame.

Opinions

The death of Osama bin Laden

On May 2, 2011, the so-called "mastermind" behind the 9/11 attacks - the man responsible for the death of over 3,000 people - was killed by U.S. Navy Seals.

Inferno

Godfather of Electro coming to Chicago

It's hard to even utter the word "satisfaction" without making your best impersonation of the electro-house song made popular by Grammy Award-winning DJ Benny Benassi.

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