Aspiring journalist Fruzsina Eordogh dropped out of Loyola University Chicago last spring, just a few classes shy of graduating. Saddled with $50,000 in student loans, she decided that spending more time in class would derail her from pursuing opportunities in the job market.
Read detailsShooting the end of a major game is always a rush and tonight I lucked out capturing the player of the game jumping for joy with his teammate as one of their opponents looked on.
Read detailsI had the pleasure last night of shooting a college team that is very familiar to me – the University of Kansas Jayhawks. Why do they call it KU? Is everyone in Kansas dyslexic or just backwards?
Read detailsFor the first time in two years I photographed March madness games last night. A question came to mind as well. Is the existence of cheer leaders sexiest?
Read detailsAgribusiness company Cargill Inc CARG.UL is expanding in the corn-based ethanol business despite a sluggish demand outlook for the renewable fuel, the head of the company’s corn milling group said on Thursday.
Read detailsI had an interesting time today visiting some unusual poling places in Chicago. It was fun having a front row seat to the political process, but boring waiting for voters to show up in this low turnout election.
Read detailsThousands gathered yesterday morning along the Chicago River  including myself. Some in shamrock-shaped sunglasses and others dressed as leprechauns with fake orange beards. I however had on regular clothes, some teal socks and a fish eye lens up to my eye as I shot this 360-degree panorama of the festivities.
Read detailsFor the first time in four decades a real Irishman showed up at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Chicago – Prim Minister Enda Kenny.
Read detailsBusiness leaders come together over four days to discuss the state of play in the industry.
Read detailsBusiness leaders come together over four days to discuss the state of play in the industry.
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