Chicago
After Amy Zagroba heard a large boom one night, she went out to her balcony and saw a big cloud of white-gray smoke in a parking lot a block from her third-floor home; she said …
Organizations are working to find new housing for the 36 Rogers Park residents who lost their homes in an apartment fire Dec. 7. A large fire left a three-story apartment building at 6540 N. Glenwood …
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced individuals will be required to show proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 to enter restaurants, bars, gyms and entertainment venues, the new mandate will go into effect on Jan. 3 …
Love Jordan, a 2016 Loyola graduate, was among hundreds of protesters who took to the streets of Chicago Nov. 20 following Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal the day prior. “We’re told to set the world on fire,” …
It’s been two years since Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Chicago Public Libraries (CPL) would no longer have late fees. This change gave Chicagoans more access to much-needed resources and increased library patrons and materials returned. …
The Montrose Swim Club started with just a few friends, but has grown to upwards of 400 people coming together to jump into Lake Michigan. Members said they’re sad the dropping lake temperatures halted the …
Over the past two days, Loyola’s campus has been rained on with blustering winds and new cold temperatures. Chicago’s hazardous weather Oct. 25 came with temperatures at about 45 degrees Fahrenheit, winds up to 40 …
As Chicago activists push for the city to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day in place of Columbus Day, Loyola officials and student government acknowledged the native lands the university is built on. But some Loyola students …