Month: October 2022

Fiona Rowlands  Opinion Writer  It can be hard to be healthy in college. Having limited time for working out and being able to go back for second or third helpings in the dining hall makes […]

Litzi Duran Contributing Writer  On Monday, Sept. 26, the Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformative initiative at Dominican hosted its first student-based White Accountability Group to strengthen its efforts of establishing an antiracist climate in higher […]

Matthew Desmond Staff Writer  It’s October now. We’re deep into the school year. Some of you may be excited for the colors, the crisp weather, football games, but not everyone looks forward to this time. […]

Stacey Sheridan  Wednesday Journal A Dominican University shuttle bus ran into a River Forest home after it collided with another vehicle at about 8 a.m. Sept. 26 near the intersection of Bonnie Brae Place and […]

Elizabeth Nyugen Contributing Writer Students and graduates of Dominican’s School of Information Science (SOIS) commemorated Banned Books Week this year with growing anxiety about the unprecedented rise in book challenges in today’s heated political climate. […]

Bianca Dinkha Staff Writer With Halloween rolling around the corner, there are several fall festivities to do with friends or even with the whole family. Goebbert’s Pumpkin Patch and Farm Home, in South Barrington, is […]

Matthew Desmond Staff Writer & Translator Ya ha llegado octubre. Estamos en lo más profundo del año escolar. Puede ser que estén emocionados por los colores, el clima fresco, los juegos de fútbol americano, pero […]

Matthew Desmond Translator  AfroLatino está lejos de ser un término nuevo. Sin embargo, incluso ahora, la comprensión de esta identidad tiende a ocupar un incómodo término medio. Ser AfroLatino es cuestión de reconocer la idea […]

Angel  Dominguez Staff Writer The crucial Oct. 12 NACC conference Men’s soccer game ended in a draw against Aurora University. This game was in doubt because of the huge rainfall that fell prior to the […]