Tag: Loyola
By Lucas Naber
Loyola’s spectacular run in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament may have dropped from the headlines, but the effects of their success will likely be felt at the school for some time.
The most obvious change is the new...
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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,...
