Rogers Edge Reporter
Health or the Economy; Loyola Students Decide
By: Rachel Amegatcher (Loyola Sophomore)
COVID cases in Illinois are spiking, setting record numbers. In response to this Chicago has introduced new restrictions including curfews...
Alice & Friends’ Vegan Kitchen: Serving Food that makes you feel at Home
By: Ananya Chandhok
Alice and Friends Vegan Kitchen: 5812 N. Broadway
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ out of 5
Have your quarantine meals been an endless cycle of instant noodles...
Indoor Climbing At First Ascent Uptown: A Creative Way To Stay In Shape During...
By: William Brady (Loyola Junior)
Winter is just around the corner in Chicago, and this one will likely have an extra layer of brutal. Besides...
Pronoun Inclusivity at Senn High School
By: Isabella Chamberland (Senn Senior)
Senn High School, one of the most diverse high schools in the Chicago Public Schools District, has begun to incorporate...
Making The Comfortable Uncomfortable: Teaching From Home During COVID-19
By: Jimmy Lynch (Loyola Sophomore)
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, instructors from all levels have had to teach virtually throughout the first semester of school,...
We Got the Beat: Senn Music Journal Hits a High Note
By Isabella Chamberland (Senn Senior)
I remember the day that CPS announced its final plan for the school year; the day felt heavy, like every...
Senn Student Reflects on Crisis in Homeland
By: Feyiteniola Falodun (Senn Sophomore)
What started as a peaceful protest turned into a blood bath. October 20, 2020, the day Nigeria killed her...
Loyola Students Share Their Stakes and Hot Takes on the Election
Our Loyola staff has been busy covering a variety of neighborhood issues. But how do they feel about today's election? With many voting for their...
What Is At Stake In This Election? Senn High School Students Speak Out
Despite being too young to vote, many high school students are fired up about the election and have strong opinions and powerful "hot takes"...
Are Young People Really Ignorant To Politics?
By: Isabella Chamberland (Senn senior)
Whenever a presidential election is coming up, one particular age group always seems to be the butt of criticism: Young...
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What is next for Rogers Park? Alderperson Hadden seeks re-election
By: Kyle Boone, Loyola Junior
“You guys can't see specifically, but I have a lot more white hairs than when I started”
Those words came from...
Sink or swim for local small businesses residing in Rogers Park, Edgewater
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...
New Housing Development to be Built Across from Howard Red Line
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...
Rogers Park Responds to Homelessness
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...
Alderman Osterman Steps Down: What is Next for the 48th Ward?
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...
