Last year, my New Year's column was about how pointless it is for me to make New Year's resolutions. This year, I decided to think more critically about the types of resolutions that people make. A lot...
Many Americans may be unaware of the effect the American culture has on other countries, but Kimberly Singletary studies images of blackness imported from the U.S. to see their effects on German culture. Over...
You might have stopped calling them "pumpkin eaters" in the third grade, but some students at Loyola have had problems with people cheating off them during tests. Criminal justice freshman Brittney Grice...
Cliques and uniforms seem to be a major part of most people's high school experiences. Whether we were considered "band nerds" "jocks," or whatever term was coined for our group, we all found those people...
Don't stick a fork in the Sunday Cooks just yet; they're not done. The cooks are now offering free cooking classes to students every other week until the end of the school year. However, they are facing...
Am I handling all of this? Am I really handling it? I can't tell. I feel as though during these past two months (has it really been that long?), I've been walking around in a state of bewilderment, as...
For a university that prides itself on its justice to the community, attention is lacking for students at Loyola with dietary restrictions. Many say they are not content with the food offered on campus. Loyola...
Loyola College, established on St. Charles Avenue in 1904, had a very modest beginning. The Rev. Albert Biever, S.J., was assigned the task of establishing the new Jesuit college. He wrote that he "came...
Students employ technology to interact The line to get into the O.R. is among#ThingsLongerThanKim'sMarriage. Now there's a #LoynoProblem. Students approaching graduation are increasingly encouraged to...
Many people on Loyola's campus think that the university is a tolerant place in regards to people's sexuality, but there are some who think that there are still undertones of homophobia at the school. In...
Xavier Beauvois' "Of Gods and Men" is a quiet yet powerful meditation on human connection which transcends both religion and politics. Based on a true story, eight French Christian monks (headed by Lambert...
If you are one of the more observant students on Loyola's campus, then you may have noticed an increase of kids wearing bandannas either on their arms or on their heads last week. You, sir or ma'am, are...
