Rogers Park
Red, Purple, and Lots of Green: The CTA’s $2.1 Billion Project’s Impacts on Rogers...
By: Olivia Hill (Loyola Senior), Makayla Merrell (Loyola Sophomore), Kate Roudebush (Loyola Sophomore), and Ava Ubaydi (Loyola Junior)
In 2019, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)...
Fighting Food Insecurity and Food Waste On and Off Campus
By: Gabriela Sampsell (Loyola Senior)
International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste was September 29th, and Loyola’s Food Recovery Network reminded the community...
Rogers Park’s Beloved New 400 Theater To Be Sold: Is There Still Hope For...
By: Natalie Bartel (Loyola Freshman), Maura Horton (Loyola Senior), and Aisha Ali (Loyola Junior)
Many are familiar with the classic movie theater experience. The marquee...
Edgewater
Red, Purple, and Lots of Green: The CTA’s $2.1 Billion Project’s Impacts on Rogers...
By: Olivia Hill (Loyola Senior), Makayla Merrell (Loyola Sophomore), Kate Roudebush (Loyola Sophomore), and Ava Ubaydi (Loyola Junior)
In 2019, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)...
Loyola Students Share Their Opinion: Mandatory Dorming Policy
By: Sierra Sass (Loyola Sophomore)
After years of waiting to move into your freshman-year dorm, you are finally settled in. The rooms are boxy, there...
Loyola donates news anchor desk to Senn
RogersEdgeReporter Staff Report
When Loyola’s School of Communication decided to install a new anchor desk in its TV studio, the first challenge was finding the...
Senn High School
Senn students take field trip to Loyola
RogersEdgeReporter Staff Report
Students from Chicago’s Senn High School learned what it was like to be a TV reporter and newscaster during a recent field...
Senn High School Celebrates Homecoming Week
By: RogersEdge Reporter
Senn High School held their annual Homecoming Week from September 19-24, with dress up days, a pep rally for sports teams, and...
RogersEdge Reporter Wraps Up Another School Year
By: Ramiyah Lee (Senn Sophomore)
As Journalism club comes to an end for the school year, students at Senn and bureau chief reflect on...
Author Elizabeth Wetmore Visits Senn
By: Lesly Fernandez and Colin Clark (Senn Seniors)
On April 28th Senn’s Journalism program got a visit from the acclaimed author of the bestselling book...
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Arts & Entertainment
Get Ready For a Fright in the Night: Loyola Alum’s Cannes’ Film Debut Comes...
By Alyssa Suarez (Loyola Student)
Comedy and horror. Two different genres that were once thought impossible to combine. Not to Loyola University Chicago alum Jose Nateras, an L.A.-based filmmaker, producer, actor, and writer. With...
Rogers Park’s Beloved New 400 Theater To Be Sold: Is There Still Hope For...
By: Natalie Bartel (Loyola Freshman), Maura Horton (Loyola Senior), and Aisha Ali (Loyola Junior)
Many are familiar with the classic movie theater experience. The marquee lights up with the title of a highly anticipated new...
Author Elizabeth Wetmore Visits Senn
By: Lesly Fernandez and Colin Clark (Senn Seniors)
On April 28th Senn’s Journalism program got a visit from the acclaimed author of the bestselling book "Valentine" Elizabeth Wetmore.
The Senn TV seniors got a chance to...
Public Safety
Loyola Students Acknowledge Safety Concerns in Rogers Park
By: Kate Roudebush (Loyola Sophomore)
During the early hours of Saturday, September 23, three Loyola students were robbed at gunpoint outside of Marquette Hall, a dorm located on the outskirts of the Lakeshore Campus.
Although no...
Loyola Under Fire as “Endemic” Sexual Misconduct Reports Fail to Make it to Police
By: Jules Galway (Loyola Sophomore), Shreeya Pattekar (Loyola Sophomore), Logan Laurie (Loyola Junior), and Monica Reyes (Loyola Senior)
ROGERS PARK – A total of 10 women will be sharing their stories in the courtroom for...
From Ten Candidates to Two: 48th Ward Runoff
By: Marisa Panella (Loyola Sophomore), Lauren Pause (Loyola Sophomore), and Julia Soeder (Loyola Freshman)
A contentious race for the position of 48th Ward Alderman is now down to housing developer Joe Dunne and small business...
