Books
As college students, the need to save money and the desire to expand your collection of clothing, books or music often proves to be conflicting. Luckily, Chicago is home to an abundance of unique and …
David Ure spends his days working at a California bookstore and his nights performing under his alter ego, “Mirrored Ogre.” At least he did, before the coronavirus pandemic shut down live musical performances across the …
In April 2017, then 29-year-old Chelsea Carr Rectanus fulfilled a lifelong dream and opened used bookshop Heirloom Books (6239 N. Clark St.) with two pallets of books and a truckload of determination. “You’ve got to …
Loyola’s Department of Modern Languages and Literatures will celebrate society’s long-time love of visual storytelling with its annual Foreign Language Graphic Novel Contest, open to students of all majors. Those who participate will create a …
In an effort to curb issues surrounding accessibility at CTA stations, two Loyola graduate students released an app that sends push notifications when elevators are down at stations. The Android app Elevate Chicago, created by …
It’s that time of year where most of us will sit down and write out our New Year’s resolutions in that new journal we bought ourselves over the holidays. Most of us probably made resolutions …
When people think of books, the first thing that may pop into their head is mass-produced paperbacks, Barnes and Noble bookstores or even cozy independent bookstores. But there is another side to book culture that …
With cold and dismal weather approaching, it’s time for readers to get their hands on a book that will keep them occupied during the fall and winter seasons. As the wind howls outside and rain …