Katie Atkins History [email protected] summer before my senior year of high school, I took a trip to England with my dad. We spent a day at the Imperial War Museum in London, a gorgeous museum...
Ashley Howard Assistant [email protected] growing #BlackLivesMatter social movement draws strong, often polarizing opinions in discussions across the nation. What is certain, however, is that...
J. Christopher [email protected] you want peace, work for justice. If you want justice, strive to understand.Suffering in the Middle East due to war and other atrocities pervades life for many....
Rula Thabata
Political science sophomore
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Let’s talk about menstrual cycles.
No, not the biology of the monthly occurrence experienced by most women, but the cost from month...
Diversity is a virtue, but it is also a commitment. At Loyola we have not only committed to a multicultural campus, but we have committed to programs that make diversity a strength instead of a buzzword....
/Summer Abukhomra
History senior
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Tolerance and understanding are a necessity in today's world. Our Jesuit education encourages us to care for the individual, treat others with...
Caitlin Vanderwolf
English literature senior
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When reflecting on my past three years at Loyola, certain images come to mind: the soft pink of the light that poured in through...
Emily TonnEnglish writing [email protected] I came to Loyola I grew up on Long Island, where Bill O’Reilly is a local celebrity and Fox News is always on after dinner. I grew up in a conservative...
Britta Erikson Music therapy senior [email protected] At the age of thirteen I stumbled across a pamphlet about music therapy at my local community music school. From that day forward, I knew I wanted...
In her essay, “Goodbye to All That,” included in the anthology Slouching Towards Bethlehem, writer Joan Didion mused that “It is easy to see the beginnings of things, and harder to see...
Universities occupy a unique social and architectural space. In a modern world that is increasingly fragmented and partitioned both figuratively and literally, universities are a beacon of openness. Today,...
