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Human Rights and Why They Matter: An Interview With Loyola’s Amnesty International Co-President
Photo from Amnesty International website
By Katherine Weir
Some think Amnesty International only focuses on human rights abuses in other countries.
But they work to protect citizens...
LEGO @ The Library: A Community Event For Your Young Ones
By: Ellen Svehla, Lily Hummel, and Katherine Weir
LEGO @ The Library is one of the most popular events offered at The Rogers Park branch...
What to do When Someone Illegally Parks in a Handicapped-Only Parking Spot
In July of 2017, the Pew Research center published an article about Americans with disabilities.
The common type of disability involves difficulty with walking or...
Less Traditional Workouts: Getting Out Of A Winter Rut
By: Katherine Weir
Physical activity has many proven benefits :
improving mood
boosting energy
maintaining a healthy weight
It can be hard to get motivated in winter weather. A...
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Devon Diaries Volume 1: The Pandemic
By: Saad A. Zaveri (Senn Senior)
Take a tour of Chicago's legendary Devon Ave (Little India/Little Pakistan) with Saad A. Zaveri. He'll show you how...
The Continued Conversation of Gentrification in Rogers Park
By: Kamdyn Rhodes (Loyola Sophomore)
Rogers Park is credited as the most diverse neighborhood in Chicago with 80 countries represented by its residents. In recent...
Let’s Give It a Thai
By Kamdyn Rhodes (Loyola Sophomore)
Rice Thai Café & Sushi
6744 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60626
(773) 338-1717
4.5 out of 5 stars
In the days of COVID,...
How One Chicago Local Helped Save Women’s Professional Soccer: The Story Of Arnim Whisler
By: William Brady (Loyola Junior)
The Women’s United Soccer Association was established in 2000, and after three seasons it folded. Arnim Whisler, Owner and CEO...
An Authentic Artist: A Profile of Ayesha Abouelazm
By: Jack Eisenhuth (Loyola Sophomore)
Under the shadow of the New 400 Theater’s sign in Rogers Park, I met Ayesha Abouelazm in person for the...
