In office for under a month, Joe Biden has spent his time signing executive orders— more than 40 in total. In his first day of office alone, the President repealed many of his predecessor's actions,...
After a completely virtual fall semester, Loyola remains persistent on opening campus to students in the spring. The University’s stricter course of action as compared to its previous reopening plan...
Although former Vice President Joe Biden was declared as the President-elect by media outlets this Saturday—to which many Americans celebrated—the nation remains skeptical that the election is truly...
Rather than the usual week of exams, this midterm season has felt like a full month with the transformation to online testing. Personally, my Zoom fatigue peaked during the last few weeks. I barely got...
Throughout August, Loyola offered an “Anti-Racist Summer Reading Group” centered around the book “How to be an Antiracist,” an autobiography by Ibram X. Kendi. This book examines a unique perspective...
As the entirety of the Loyola community is well aware, the administration suspended face-to-face instruction and began online courses in light of the rapid spread of the coronavirus, or COVID-19. Online...
With the tributes honoring Kobe Bryant still growing in number around the world, I would like to take look at the legacy he left behind.
As I’m sure everyone across campus is aware, retired...
Who doesn’t like free transportation? Fortunately for us Loyola students, the university offers a variety of shuttle services, both on and off campus. Nonetheless, the student body has been aching for...
I spent my Thanksgiving break cozying up to watch “Let It Snow,” a Netflix original romance filled with holiday cheer. Based on the novel by John Green, Lauren Myracle, and Maureen Johnson, “Let...
It seems like every year there is a movie, performance, or book that the American public completely pounces on and blows out of proportion. Currently, the spotlight is on Todd Phillips’ “Joker.” ...
This academic year, Loyola has been working to improve the Greyhound Alerts system, which is overseen by the Department of Public Safety. All current students, faculty, and administrators that have a...
On Thursday, September 12, 11 Democratic candidates took the stage in Houston, Texas. Sharing one stage for the first time, top tier candidates were forced to thrash out over controversial policy reform.
While...
