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Camp Hope Magic

WHEN WORD CAME down in the spring that Camp Hope would have to be virtual this summer, even its steadfast supporters doubted it could work. “Camp Hope has the ability to make you feel as if you’re experiencing heaven on earth,” says long-time Camp Hope leader Joseph Santello. “We just didn’t know if we could

Corner Office Couture

Our favorite fashion finds from female founders.

Peak Gait

It’s not easy being a small business owner, and the challenges are sometimes even greater when you’re a woman small business owner. Add to those rigors the unprecedented obstacles presented to all local businesses this year when COVID-19 resulted in shutdowns across the Chicago area and for many, it felt like the odds were stacked

On My Desk

DURING THESE UNCERTAIN and often isolating times, I find tremendous respite in being outdoors in the garden. With the end of the growing season upon us, I am working on a plan for planting fall bulbs for my future garden oasis. As a new member of the Woman’s Board of the Chicago Horticultural Society, I

Fall Fashion

Bridge the seasons in these new looks

Country Vs. Town: Mala Thapar

MALA THAPAR originally hails from St. Louis, Missouri, although her family moved to a farm outside Champaign, Illinois as a child. And while the mother of two—Niam (4) and Raina (2)—may have grown up in the country, she made her way back to St. Louis for her undergraduate and graduate studies at Saint Louis University.

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