Point-blank miss: Why aren’t Chicago-based universities always contenders in March?

Uri Uziel, Managing Editor

May 21, 2018

Filed under Columns, Feature, Perspectives, Sports, Uncategorized

Before every game for the Loyola Ramblers men’s basketball team, Sister Jean leads the players in prayers. She also provides the guys with scouting reports. And on top of having a sweet 98-year-old (who knows more about your...

CTRL+ALT+DEL: The death of net neutrality and why you should care

Galina Bouyer, Staff Reporter

March 2, 2018

Filed under Perspectives

It’s easy to take the internet for granted in today’s world. Our WiFi connections are essential to school, work, entertainment—the list goes on and on. There are so many aspects of our lives that are made easier by our ability...

How we deal with Hollywood’s latest Frankensteins

Shelby Miller, Contributing Writer

December 14, 2017

Filed under Perspectives, Uncategorized

In the last several weeks over fifty actresses and actors have accused Harvey Weinstein, a prominent American film producer, of several acts of rape, sexual assault, and unwarranted advances on women, many of whom he was working...