In Beirut, alumnus Michael Petro S.J. is helping to house displaced refugees who have fled their homes in …
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.
In Beirut, alumnus Michael Petro S.J. is helping to house displaced refugees who have fled their homes in …
Indie artist John Vincent III took Thalia Hall to the mountains Oct. 2.
Chicago’s Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement program has undergone changes since becoming staffed exclusively by employees of the …
The Phoenix News editors bring you Chicago events for the upcoming week.
In this week’s episode of The Byline, our hosts discuss what student government does for its constituents.
This week’s edition of Blue Skies Ahead features a number of arts-related activities around the North Side of …
Loyola’s student government has finished its spring elections and begun implementing several executive orders.
Changes to Community Standards prohibit students from holding demonstrations outside the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Updated Title IX regulations cause changes to Loyola’s Comprehensive Policy, involving sexual harassment and discrimination.