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Calling all Sanrio fans: The Hello Kitty Cafe Chicago is now open for business!
America’s largest Hello Kitty Cafe held its grand opening over the summer. As students return back to school, the wait times have fluctuated. Patrons can expect a minimal or no wait time if they visit the cafe Monday-Thursday. However, wait times have continued to be long for weekend visitors. Wait times range between 30 minutes to 2 hours for entry on Friday-Sunday, and once inside, guests are allotted 45 minutes to experience the Hello Kitty Chicago Cafe. “The lines are r
Full Time CCC faculty are voting for the possibility of a strike
All full-time faculty and professionals at every CCC campus are currently holding a strike authorization vote due to static contract negotiations. Cook County College Teachers Union (CCCTU) is the union for all of CCC’s full-time professors and professionals. Wright College’s Co-Chair in CCCTU, Bill Marsh said that full-time professors and professionals at Wright have been negotiating their contracts since February 2026 and the current contract has expired June 2026. In the c
The Chicago Bears moving to Indiana: Wright students speak out
For over a century, the Chicago Bears and Soldier Field have defined the Chicago skyline. Now, with negotiations stalling at home and Indiana aggressively dangling tax incentives just across the state line. Chicago's most beloved franchise is flirting with an unthinkable new identity: the Indiana Bears. According to Chicago Sun Times team leadership insists that the Chicago Bears name will remain regardless of where the kickoff is held, the standoff exposes the conflict betwe
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Students at Wright discuss White House’s media ban
The Trump administration’s restrictions on news coverage from CNN, MS NOW and Politico in the White House has raised concerns among students at Wright. Shaili Lillard, a first-year at Wright, questions whether limiting access to news organizations could conflict with America’s constitutional values. “I feel like he’s trying to cover up a lot of stuff," Lillard said. “We have a Constitution for a reason, and that's not constitutional.” Christian Talez, a first-year business
WAW hosts national taco day "Taco Tuesday"
SGA held its third event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in combination with National Taco Day Oct. 6 at Wright Around the World. Students played lotería for prizes as they ate tacos and churros while listening to Latin music. Last week’s Wright Around the World event was “Churro and Crafts.” However, SGA was unable to secure churros from the vendor, and served tacos instead. However, this week students finally received the churros they were promised. SGA Secretary Willia
Calling all Sanrio fans: The Hello Kitty Cafe Chicago is now open for business!
America’s largest Hello Kitty Cafe held its grand opening over the summer. As students return back to school, the wait times have fluctuated. Patrons can expect a minimal or no wait time if they visit the cafe Monday-Thursday. However, wait times have continued to be long for weekend visitors. Wait times range between 30 minutes to 2 hours for entry on Friday-Sunday, and once inside, guests are allotted 45 minutes to experience the Hello Kitty Chicago Cafe. “The lines are r
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