Shanelle Burns, assistant vice president of Advancement Operations & Campaign Planning at Loyola, died Feb. 7 due to …
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.
Shanelle Burns, assistant vice president of Advancement Operations & Campaign Planning at Loyola, died Feb. 7 due to …
Loyola undergraduate students participated in the annual Community Air Quality Research Experience, or CARE, to research air pollution …
Students can check early voting requirements and registration status at Vote.org.
A student at Senn High School was fatally shot on Jan.31. a Vigil was hosted in the students …
Honey Berry Cafe closed this month after only 4 months of being open.
The city of Chicago announced a shelter stay policy Nov. 17 in an attempt to accelerate the process …
Writer Julia Pentasuglio gives her opinion on the rivalry between East Coast skiing and West Coast skiing.
Chief Justice Paige Gutierrez announced her resignation from her elected position in Student Government of Loyola Chicago during …
Loyola’s Inside Government club hosted 48th Ward Alderwoman Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth and 48th Ward director of neighborhood services Angel …
Over three and a half years after the onset of COVID-19 in the U.S., Loyola’s Wellness Center is …