Chicago Tribune

One evening in early October, an email appeared on my screen that caused a small gasp from me, and I turned to read it to my wife.

“Funan” is a stunning piece of animation in which the beauty of the visuals and the horror of the situation are inextricably intertwined.

Brother Rice High School in Mount Greenwood prides itself on promoting STEM and service in its classrooms.

To prevent future genocides, generations present and future must educate themselves about past atrocities and remember that humanity is all one family.

Three survivors of genocide-an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor, plus two who endured atrocities in Cambodia and Rwanda-will share their stories at "While the World Watched: The Human Consequences of Nonintervention," a panel discussion from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, April 9 at the College of Lake County.

"Life is not staying still," Vuthy spoke softly to me, like a kind older brother. "It is moving from one place to the next."