The Chicago Police Department (CPD) filed charges March 22 against 25-year-old Rogers Park Resident Jose Medina in relation to the March 19 death of first-year student Sheridan Gorman. Medina was ...

Lilli Malone, a senior, is the Editor-in-Chief of The Phoenix and has written for the paper since the first week of her freshman year. She is studying journalism, criminal justice and political ...

After a 3-year hiatus, everyone’s favorite sad girl Olivia Rodrigo is back with lead single “drop dead” off her upcoming third studio album, “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love.” The song ...

Romance may be ruling bestseller lists, but its leading ladies are still fighting for respect. As the genre’s heroines break hearts and defy odds, the books themselves remain boxed in — dismissed as ...

The Phoenix has created a map to pin the locations of ICE agent sightings. Anyone will be able to submit information to us, and we will verify it before posting it to our social media and website. The ...

Two thousand individuals gathered outside the Broadview ICE facility Nov. 1 for a People’s Mass organized by the Coalition for Spiritual and Public Leadership (CSPL). During the mass, delegations ...

The height of summer is here, and with it has come the annual peak of Chicago’s festival season as fans from around the world make their pilgrimage to Grant Park for Lollapalooza. Days one and two ...

This spring, only four students will graduate from Loyola with a degree in women’s studies and gender studies — making up only 0.2% of College of Arts and Sciences graduates. Dr. Betsy Jones Hemenway, ...

Amidst bitter wind chill and a record-breaking cold stretch, Margie Chan packed hundreds of both handmade and donated hats, knitting supplies and hot chocolate ingredients into two friends’ cars.

The Trump administration’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will place limits on federal loans for “non-professional” graduate degrees, with both nursing and social work included in the categorization.

In his new Netflix stand-up special titled “Marcello Hernandez: American Boy,” Miami-born and bred comedian Marcello Hernandez reflects on his upbringing and lessons learned from the women in his life ...

If you walk through the hallowed halls of the impressionism wing at the Art Institute of Chicago — past the famed Monet water lilies and that one painting from Ferris Bueller — you will come across a ...