Podcasts
Some films tell their entire story on screen. For Josh Ruben’s feature film debut “Scare Me,” the screen only scratched the surface. From the casting process to the Sundance Film Festival debut, season one of …
With Chicago possibly on the verge of a return to Phase 3 COVID-19 restrictions, it’s more important than ever to stay home and stay safe. With the weather getting colder, staying home isn’t a bad …
Illinois residents are joining thousands across the country working and taking classes from home to help stem the spread of the novel 2019 coronavirus. Between online classes and binging the latest Netflix show, all the …
Week of March 18: This week, our editors meet to talk about the impact that the Coronavirus has had on Loyola, Chicago and our personal lives.
Week of January 29: This week, The Byline reports on the increasing number of students taking a gap year between completing their bachelor’s degree and medical school. In other news, two Loyola graduate students develop …
Week of January 22: American Sign Language classes have begun being offered at Loyola. In other news, housing regulations for upperclassmen have changed.
Talk to any college student and there’s a decent chance they either listen to podcasts, host a podcast or know someone who does. Just ask first-year Nathan Madvig. Madvig, who studies film and digital media, …
On Dec. 20, 1968, David Arthur Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen, two high school students, were out on a date. They were sitting in Faraday’s station wagon along Lake Herman Road — a popular makeout …