Chicago has two seasons – winter season and construction season. While it isn’t easy to rebuild or construct a neighborhood, it’s harder to rebuild people.
These artists attempted just that with this Mile of Murals street art, brought to life through unique colors.
The heart within you is the soul of the city. They can tear down a park and they can tear down a building. But they can’t strike the heart.No matter what race, gender, or sexual orientation. We are the people. Be for the people.Showing support is as easy as walking one block. Show the support and we shall walk for miles.You don’t know where you’re going, until you already know where you been.Just take a chance. Try something new. Express you mind, body, and soul. Just dance.We stand together. Through struggles of youth, manhood, womanhood, and old age. Through struggles of poverty, health, and wealth. If one struggles, we all struggle.
By: Nick Martin, Tegan Dry, and Kesha Bhatia (Loyola)
The COVID-19 pandemic has heavily affected small businesses in Rogers Park, forcing many to shut down...
By: Mari Bischoff (Loyola senior), Madilyn McCullough (Loyola sophomore), Vanessa Taylor (Loyola sophomore)
Plans for a new housing development to be built across from the...
By: Ashley Foster, Maeve Reynolds, and Egi Canie (Loyola)
There are more than 65,000 homeless people in Chicago.
That’s around the same population as the whole...
By: Kyle Boone, Emilee Levanas, Heather Higgins (Loyola)
After 11 years, Harry Osterman is stepping down as Alderman of the 48th Ward.
Before he became Alderman...
