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Editor-in-Chief Griffin Krueger reflects on his obsession with checking the lates election polls.
Writer Rachel Lieberman writes in defense of America’s historic pastime.
Writer Victoria Palmeri implores readers to think critically about their relationship to their favorite celebrities.
The Editorial Board of the Loyola Phoenix reflects on late-professor Lee Hood and what she meant to Loyola’s …
Deputy Arts and Crossword Editor Mao Reynolds argues for the necessity of a Linguistics major at Loyola.
Writer Faith Hug implores voters to look beyond political labels and use their own discretion when voting.
Writer Seamus Chiles Troutman encourages readers to better understand their city by walking through it.
Engagement Editor Audrey Hogan calls into the question the validity of U.S. News & World Report university rankings