Tag: Adjunct faculty
Being an adjunct is hard. Unfair wages, few benefits, and little job security leaves many questioning their career choice. We talked to an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago to see what it takes to make life work as...
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An Interview With a Rogers Park Social Worker: How Chicago’s Vulnerable Are Kept Safe...
By: William Brady
Jaclyn Story is a 25-year-old social worker from Rogers Park. She is a Loyola University Chicago alumni with a masters in social...
“Black Out Day”: Loyola students zoom out of classes and tune into BLM–An Interview...
By: Ananya Chandhok
They marched in 1963, whether or not their community stood shoulder to shoulder with them. They marched again in 2009, even when...
Loyola Student-Athlete Explains The Challenges of Playing Sports During Pandemic
By: Jimmy Lynch
Finding the motivation to play college sports when there are no games on the schedule for the foreseeable future might sound hard,...
Breaking the Status Quo: A Plan of Action to Eradicate Racism in Sorority Culture
By: Kamdyn Rhodes (a member of Kappa Delta)
Loyola’s Kappa Delta Theta Upsilon Sorority works to eliminate racism and prejudice within sorority culture in light...
Rogers Park Branch: A Look at Library Operations Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
By: Bina Wilens
Flashback to March, a time of worldwide panic and uncertainty. Within our city of Chicago, the normally bustling streets became increasingly isolated...
