“Anxious,” “scared” and “hopeful” were a few of the words that Chicago’s college students used to describe how they felt on Election Night. Three Chicago higher education institutions —…
Election Night: the Chicago students’ perspective
Posts tagged as “Loyola University Chicago”
Durbin tackles national lead crisis
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) Monday called on federal and local government leaders to take greater measures to protect children from lead exposure in city homes…
Surviving the criminal court beat with Chicago Sun-Times reporter Rummana Hussain
The room is small, dusty and full of paperwork. The chairs are plain and look like they’ve been through a few interrogations. The walls are…
Is Specialization the Answer to Multisport Athletes’ Busy Schedules?
The day in the life of a multisport athlete is busier than most. For Roosevelt University junior Elaina Feuerbach it begins at 7 a.m., when…
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Robert R. Thomas from the Football Field to the Courtroom
Illinois Supreme Court Justice Robert R. Thomas was the athlete who took the path less traveled when he earned his law degree from Chicago’s Loyola…
Loyola Farmers Market
Gina Lettiere, a sustainability specialist at Loyola University, advised students who wanted to look at an environmental issue with local to global implications. The first…