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Support needed for Loyola Phoenix amid media policy disputes

Editor’s Note: Anti-lynching bill passes Senate days after Ida B. Wells honor

By Ariana Portalatin, Editor-In-Chief
February 15, 2019
Alumnae Alivia Blade (left) and Bri Heath created Columbia’s first Black Arts Festival wto provide a space and build community for black students and alumni.  

Multimedia campus festival celebrates black artists

By Olivia Deloian, Campus Reporter
February 5, 2018
“Now when I see teenagers, they directly associate graffiti with some way of money making,” said Miguel Aguilar (pictured), community educator and graffiti artist who teaches graffiti to high schoolers.

Pilsen graffitist paints arts education as opportunity

By Ariel Parrella-Aureli
February 6, 2017
Gwendolyn Brooks

Centennial celebrates renowned Chicago poet

By Ariel Parrella-Aureli
January 30, 2017

CPD should work from the top down to strengthen relationships

By Editorial Board
January 23, 2017
The “Stop Fashion Next” petition posted on GoPetition.com,  which had 128 signatures as of press time, includes five demands such as the halt of the proposed curricular changes, most specifically the elimination of the Fashion BFA program. 

Fashion petition demands ‘go back to the drawing board’

By Campus Editor
October 17, 2016
Samantha Martin and her traveling troupe of Acro-Cats have performed all over the world and made TV appearances.

Acro-Cats, ‘meow-sicians’ entertain with variety show

By Kendrah Villiesse
October 10, 2016
The cancellation of the Fashion Studies BFA was attributed to changes in the industry and low student interest, according to a Sept. 9 email from Jeff Schiff, interim chair of the Fashion Studies Department. 

Fashion BFA program canceled via email, chair tells students ‘Don’t freak!’

By Campus Editor
September 30, 2016

We’ve got you covered—for now

By Editorial Board
April 20, 2015

Prominent commencement speakers, honorary degrees invaluable to college

By Managing Editor
April 13, 2015
Stephanie Preston and Jean Cate hope to open Vignette Vignette, a community art space coming to the Andersonville and Edgewater neighborhoods, in June. When the space opens, Preston and Cate, along with other local artists, will lead monthlong and one-night workshops and summer camps for children.

New Andersonville community art space promotes positivity

By Arts & Culture Reporter
March 30, 2015
Athlete Profile: Andrea Dunn

Athlete Profile: Andrea Dunn

By Assistant Sports & Health
September 15, 2014
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