Three Things To Do In Chicago, Sept. 22-Sept. 28
Celebrate diversity and community through literature, language, music and fine art.
Borderless Magazine StaffSeptember 22, 2022
West Chicago Receives Application for Second Trash Station Amid Concerns About Pollution
West Chicago residents are concerned about the environmental impact of Lakeshore Recycling Systems’ proposed waste transfer station, half a mile from an existing station.
Diane Bou KhalilSeptember 22, 2022
Three Things To Do In Chicago, Sept. 15-Sept. 21
Celebrating diversity and unity, and aiding those in need, here are three cultural events in and around Chicago.
Borderless Magazine StaffSeptember 15, 2022
As Texas Governor Sends More Buses of Migrants to Chicago, Jobs and Housing Help Needed
As buses continue to arrive in Chicago carrying migrants from Texas, advocates are concerned about long-term housing and employment support.
Five Things To Do In Chicago, Sept. 8-Sept. 14
Dinner, desserts, dancing and more! Here are five cultural events in and around Chicago this weekend.
Borderless Magazine StaffSeptember 8, 2022
These Borderless Stories Had Big Impact – and Got Nominated for Awards
Our visual reporting on the Little Village Discount Mall and bilingual coverage of the Afghan community receives national recognition.
Borderless Magazine StaffSeptember 7, 2022
Five Things To Do In Chicago, Sept. 1-Sept. 7
Check out two cultural festivals, a Lucha Libre wrestling event and get to know local artists at ZINEmercado!
Borderless Magazine StaffSeptember 1, 2022
Author Viet Thanh Nguyen on Being a Refugee and Storyteller
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “The Sympathizer” will receive an award from the American Writers Museum in Chicago this month.
Diane Bou KhalilAugust 30, 2022
Four Things To Do in Chicago, Aug. 25-Aug. 31
Check out a West Chicago food festival, free Southeast side documentary screening and more!
Borderless Magazine StaffAugust 25, 2022
This Queer Bolivian American Wants To Be Chicago’s Next Mayor
J Saxon says their mixed identities represent Chicagoans who don’t always have a say in politics.
Youcef O. BounabAugust 24, 2022
