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Caring for Children Must Mean Caring for Mothers
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (911+ words) Writer Stasia Holmes argues education centered around children should also involve education about mothers. My son started kindergarten the very same day my classes started at Loyola this term. He stuffed his feet into scuffed navy sneakers, securing the wide…...
Photo Essay: New Mural Showcased at CSIB Welcome Week Event
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (500+ words) The Center of Student Inclusion and Belonging welcomed students into the new year on Aug. 25 with ice cream and a showcase of their new mural. The Center for Student Inclusion and Belonging (CSIB) kicked off the school year on Aug....
St. Ignatius Church and School to be Redeveloped by Loyola, Ignatian Mission Center
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (940+ words) Loyola and the Ignatian Mission Center have plans to repurpose the St. Ignatius property. A plan by Loyola and the Ignatian Mission Center (IMC) to redevelop both the St. Ignatius Church and the corresponding school is entering its next phases. The…...
A Cinematic Celebration of Community: The Reopening of The 400 Theater
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (664+ words) The 400 Theater re-opened this summer to community-wide celebrations. For over a century, Sheridan Road was home to a crown jewel of independent cinema. Opening in 1916 as the Regent Theater, The 400, as it was renamed in 1930, was Chicago’s longest operating theater…...
Blue Skies are Back: Hot Dogs, Bike Rides and Art Fairs
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (507+ words) The Phoenix newsies are back in town and ready to bring readers the good news. School is back in session, but the heat is still sweltering and the bugs are still biting their way into early September. As classes pick…...
Let???s Rethink the Internship Problem
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (946+ words) Deputy Opinion Editor Sadie Harlan muses on the shortcomings and inaccessibility of today’s experience-based world. Today’s college students have an unlikely mascot. He’s not dressed in bright colors or an oversized jersey. He lacks the typical fursuit many universities favor…...