The airport is possibly one of the most beautiful representations of human existence. You’re practically guaranteed a prime people-watching spot if you get there early. But even the joy of observing this convergence of hundreds of frantic stories at once pales in comparison to what lays right outside the massive windows or the terminal: hundreds of commercial, cargo and priva...

After enduring another hard winter, Loyola students have finally been rewarded with some t-shirt weather, prompting many to migrate back to the quads and back outdoors. Even though Easter break is still a week away, take advantage of the new season with some fun local events.

Embrace your inner fool this April at a free yoga class, a burlesque bingo night or a kink ...

The latest “No Kings” protest brought together a wide variety of organizers and activists in its third appearance throughout the city of Chicago. The protests were part of a nationwide wave of demonstrations held March 28 in retaliation against the Trump administration’s policies.

The demonstration served as a rejection of President Donald Trump’s latest policies, w...

On the agenda for the 2026 Loyola financial town halls, hosted March 24-26 by CFO Wayne Magdziarz, were the issues of reviewing the 2026 Fiscal Year (FY), the 2027 approved FY budget and the road ahead.

Wayne first noted to the crowd of around 60 faculty and students at the March 25 town hall the “tremendous amount of external and internal pressures on higher educat...