James Gunn’s “Superman” is a vivid and warm reintroduction to a hero whose exposure on the global stage obscures his ...

No Curtain Call for Justice in ‘Notes From the Field’ “Notes From the Field” embraces diverse storytelling by subverting the voices presenting it.

Celine Song’s follow up to “Past Lives” reshapes love triangles with class commentary.

The best stories published in the arts section from the 2024 to 2025 school year.

Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies, Global Studies and the Departments of Theology and Modern Languages and Literature held “Peacebuilding in a Time of War: Holding Hope Alive for Two Peoples” at 6 p ...

The Department of Justice announced April 11 it had threatened to file suit against the state of Illinois and six universities — including Loyola — over a scholarship which supports minority students ...

What does the window of the Ralph Arnold Gallery taste like? Ask performance artist Ayana Evans. A week after the opening of her exhibit “How Often Are You Photographed Without Your Permission?”— ...

The sixth annual Community Advocacy and Violence Prevention Summit was held in Damen Cinema April 9, featuring a keynote speech from gun control activist and Vice Chair of the Democratic National ...

Two majors, one minor and 100 extracurricular obligations. Perfect GPAs, 18-credit semesters and meetings after classes end. Late nights in the Information Commons, too much coffee and internship ...

Kat Abughazaleh announced her candidacy for the House of Representatives seat from Illinois 9th Congressional District currently held by U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky March 24. She raised over $100,000 in ...

The classic A-through-F grading system is something American students become accustomed to from an early age. In our media, in our language and, of course, in our classrooms, it’s almost inescapable ...

Loyola's Social Justice Week invited poet Shivani Gupta to instruct using the power of the pen to combat injustice.