Month: May 2019

By: Isabelle Schindler Summer is a great way to relax and revive yourself from the long year of paper, exams, and waking up early, but it’s also a great way to get ahead of the […]

By: Kate Brein Opinion Piece How did Earth Day get its start? On April 22, 1970, Earth Day became an established holiday through the organizing and education efforts of Sen. Gaylord Nelson and Harvard student […]

By: Roberto Alonso Located in a corner room on the first floor of the Magnus Arts Center (MAC), resides a lesser known department of our Dominican community. The McGreal Center for Dominican Historical Studies can […]

By: Joseline Cano Stars for Life, in collaboration with Students for Life in America, hosted an anti-Planned Parenthood tabling session which resulted in the take down of a 911 pink crosses display. On March 27, […]

By: Sarah Butkovic Walking into Parmer Hall on the day of the Undergraduate Research Scholarship and Creative Investigations (URSCI) can be a bit overwhelming if you don’t know what to look for. Clusters of students […]

By: Abel Rodriguez There was not an empty seat in the Social Hall as undocumented students shared their stories of hardship and perseverance at the 2019 Coming out of the Shadows rally. The rally began […]

Crystal Medrano, Joseline Cano, Sabrina Henderson, Roberto Alonso Dear Readers, It’s time, the last issue of this semester and our last time working together as an editorial sta . All four editors and our senior […]

By Sabrina Henderson Chicago Mayoral Elections ends with a win for former President of the Police Board and the chair of the Chicago Police Accountability Task Force, Lori LightFoot. This election is historic as Lightfoot […]