The Loyola men’s basketball team (17-11, 10-5) defeated University of Evansville 70-58 at Gentile Arena Wednesday night. The victory keeps the Ramblers tied for first place in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) with Drake University. …
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More than five years after initially reporting “air quality” issues in BVM Hall to the university, some employees’ offices have been dispersed around campus and the problems continue, several affected members told The Phoenix. The …
In his latest run for public office, 1985 Loyola Law School graduate Gery Chico is hoping his experience as a city official will get him elected as mayor in Chicago’s Feb. 26 election. A Chicago …
Days after Loyola’s student newspaper published a staff editorial slamming the school for implementing a media policy the editorial board said has stifled the flow of information on everything from neighborhood street violence to tuition …
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Two people attempted to rob a Loyola student on Loyola’s Water Tower Campus Friday night around 8:21 p.m., according to an email sent to the Loyola community from Campus Safety. Campus Safety said the two …
Sports
The Loyola women’s basketball team (6-8, 12-13) fell to Southern Illinois University (SIU) 64-41 Friday night at Gentile Arena, snapping a two-game win streak. Sophomore guard Abby O’Connor led the team with 17 points and …
Arts & Entertainment
On a Saturday night in Pilsen, purple lights illuminated the living-room-turned studio where local rock band The Laughing Hearts performed a live set for close friends. The Chicagoland natives sat down with The Phoenix to …
Opinion
For too long, Western society has considered good mental health as something secondary to physical health. It’s slowly changing, with younger generations becoming more open about their struggles and taking action to give out advice …