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Globally Local: Loyola fraternity plans vigil for Palestine
Loyola University Chicago's Theta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha is hosting a vigil for the lives lost in Palestine in collaboration with Loyola's Students...
Inside look at the adjunct struggle
Being an adjunct is hard. Unfair wages, few benefits, and little job security leaves many questioning their career choice. We talked to an adjunct...
How Chicago’s Homeless Handle Cold Days
By Israa Alzamli
Homeless people everywhere face challenges every day.
But the homeless in Chicago face a distinct challenge: cold weather. Chicago’s notorious cold makes living on...
Loyola Medicine Purchases Local Hospital
By Israa Alzamli
Loyola Medicine's recent purchase of a local hospital has left some Berwyn residents unhappy.
MacNeal Hospital, Berwyn’s largest source of property-tax revenue, will...
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Loyola Men’s Basketball: Big Changes Result in a Challenging Season for the Ramblers
By: Marisa Panella (Loyola Sophomore) and Natalie Bartel (Loyola Freshman)
After a close game against Rhode Island on Wednesday, March 1st, the final buzzer blared...
Global Warming and Rogers Park, An Investigation
By: Amna Sivac (Senn Senior)
Senn Senior Amna Sivac investigated the impact of climate change and environmental issues on Rogers Park and surrounding areas. Take...
Endorsed by Present Alderman Osterman, Joe Dunne Aims to Improve the 48th Ward
By: Aisha Ali (Loyola Junior)
The 48th Ward is one of 50 legislative districts in Chicago that elect an alderman every four years. These 50...
Brian Haag Aims to Implement Sustainable Policy Change in the 48th Ward
By: Jules Galway (Loyola Sophomore), Maddie Ally (Loyola Senior), Julia Soeder (Loyola Freshman)
EDGEWATER - In Chicago’s 48th Ward, residents are eagerly awaiting the successor...
Calming the Rhetoric: Nassir Faulkner for 48th Ward Alderman
By: Richard Song and Maura Horton (Loyola Seniors)
Ten candidates, focusing on issues such as public safety and affordable housing, are vying to replace 48th...
