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Winter Refresh

Treat yourself to new homewares to banish the winter blues.

IN MID-DECEMBER, with his final prep swimming season on pause and his “commute” to school roughly the distance between his bed and a nearby computer screen, Lake Forest High School senior Andrew Clemmensen had not let the pandemic discourage him in the least. Thoughts of a brave water boy from another generation— his late grandfather

Career Prep

The coronavirus pandemic may forever upend how a majority of businesses operate. With employers forced to implement work-from- home, they will be looking for additional skills from their employees, including the ability to work independently and to adapt to new ways employees communicate with each other and their managers. Last spring, as the pandemic was

Timeless Sanctuary

For those who crave luxury, iconic architecture, and every modern amenity imaginable, Tribune Tower Residences truly offers the best of all worlds. Located at the intersection of the Magnificent Mile and Chicago River, the Gothic Revival landmark and famous former headquarters of the Chicago Tribune is being transformed into a diverse array of distinctive, one-of-a-kind

Divorce Redefined

Morgan L. Stogsdill is the youngest equity partner at Beermann LLP and the second woman to ever bear this title and honor. Named by Crain’s Chicago Business as one of the Most Influential Women Lawyers in Chicago and quoted in the New York Times, Stogsdill is taking the world of modern divorce by storm. Her

Well-Versed Veins

AS WITH OTHER SPECIALTIES within the medical field, consolidation has had a profound impact on vascular and vein treatment. Practices are gobbled up by health care conglomerates, often leading to depersonalized service and a focus on profits over patients. New patients who visit Northwest Vascular and Vein Specialists will find it more like a visit

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