All Loyola study abroad programming has been suspended through J-term and spring semester 2021 as a result of COVID-19, including study at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center (JFRC) and the Vietnam Center, the university announced …
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Since 1912, The New 400 Theater in Rogers Park has closed for a long period of time twice — once in 1918 because of the Spanish Flu and now because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to …
After spending five long months in the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic, former Loyola men’s basketball guard Ben Richardson is back overseas with a professional contract. The Overland Park, Kansas native will play …
The second Monday of every October is Indigenous Peoples Day — though some states and cities such as Illinois and Chicago continue to celebrate it as Columbus Day. Loyola’s administration has yet to officially recognize …
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Loyola students are calling for the university to cancel classes on Election Day Nov. 3 to provide students and faculty with more opportunity to vote. The petition, started by Loyola sophomore Cecilia Acevedo on change.org, …
Sports
Although the Loyola community might only know men’s basketball sophomore guard Paxson Wojcik, he’s by no means the only star player in the Wojcik family. In the Charleston, S.C. native’s family of four, both he …
Arts & Entertainment
In 1994, Gainesville native and rock legend Tom Petty released his career-defining solo album “Wildflowers.” Since the release of the 15-track masterpiece, “Wildflowers” built a legacy that followed Petty throughout life and proceeded beyond his …
Opinion
I got my mail-in ballot the other day and for the first time in my life, I voted in a presidential election. Bubbling my vote in like some sort of take-home test isn’t how I imagined my first federal election would be.