Tag: issues
By Lindsay Nolden
*The original post included crime statistics from Trulia, a real estate web site. It was unclear what time period those statistics covered. We have updated this story with more accurate numbers. .
Violent crimes in big cities increased...
by Sadie Lipe
In light of the unprecedented number of school shootings in 2018, gun legislation and control — and mental health — have become hot-button issues across the country.
Fortunately, in the Rogers Park and Edgewater areas, there have been...
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Chicago Artists and Businesses Owners Unite In Edgewater
By: Jess Dominguez, Dominick Pechous, and Abby Utley
Local artists in partnership with the Edgewater Chamber of Commerce and other independent art programs are displaying...
Together We Can Get Through Anything: An Interview with Más Allá del Sol
By: Crystal Cervantes
Dreams, adversities, courage, dedication, success.
This is what comes to mind when thinking of small businesses during a crisis. COVID-19 puts small business...
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,...
