Luis Mejia Ahrens
Coronavirus redefines home for immigrant
By Luis Mejia Ahrens
To most, home is a physical place, a place you go when trouble arises. When dark times loom, home is where...
Pushing for Census Participation at Centro Romero
Self-help pamphlets in Spanish cover the tables dividing a row of seats leaning against the reception area wall. A payphone stands on one corner...
Coronavirus forces Loyola students to return from Rome
Loyola University Chicago's John Felice Rome Center.
By Luis Ahrens
Concerns about the potential spread of the Coronavirus has cut short the semester for students studying...
Loyola Grad Students Create App For CTA Elevators
Two Loyola University Chicago graduate students—with the help of the Rogers Park community—have developed an app letting CTA riders know if elevators are out...
The Heartland Always Wanted to Be More Than a Restaurant
(With construction ready to start on the land once occupied by the Heartland Cafe, Loyola University Chicago student Luis Mejia Ahrens looks back at...
