The weekly column of the news section.
Julia Pentasuglio is The Phoenix’s editor-in-chief. She is a fourth-year majoring in multimedia journalism and political science with a minor in environmental communication. Outside of Loyola, Julia interned for The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash. and the Akron Beacon Journal in Akron, Ohio. She has also worked on the Digital Media team at North Coast Media, a business-to-business magazine company based in Cleveland, Ohio. Julia enjoys writing about energy and environmental issues, parks and recreation and local politics. Outside of her love for news and investigative storytelling, Julia enjoys camping, biking, skiing and anything she can do outside. Got a story tip? Email Julia at jpentasuglio@luc.edu or DM @jpentasugliowrites on Instagram.
The weekly column of the news section.
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Circle Keeping intends to create a “brave space” to process difficult situations like the election.
Elections include school board candidates, ballot measures, house representatives and senators.
Former President Trump will return to the White House after besting Vice President Harris Tuesday night.
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