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 ...

From hyperpop to jazz, goth punk to local indie, Chicago’s iconic festival season is back and better than ever this summer. World-renowned festivals Lollapalooza and Riot Fest promise big crowds and ...

It’s difficult to envision a more ambitious cinematic project than an adaptation of an ancient epic like Homer’s “Odyssey” — even with the acclaimed genius of Christopher Nolan at the helm. The ...

Returning for its 13th year, both studio-backed pictures and indie offerings illuminated the Music Box Theater’s silver screen for the 2026 Chicago Critics Film Festival. Past the “Sunset Boulevard”s ...

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 ...

Despite the ways artificial intelligence has manifested in what seems to be every corner of life, political science Professor Griffin Thompson can’t remember ever voting for the technology, or its ...

A rise online gambling and prediction markets is transforming the way young Americans engage with the world – how might repeated exposure shape their behavior? What are prediction markets and how are ...

When students in Loyola’s American Sign Language (ASL) classes learned their instructor’s job may be at risk, shock filled the classroom. Then came tears. Malinda Tran, known simply as “Malinda” to ...

Rampant waste among corporate retail companies has become a common business practice. How does a corporate push for speed over quality effect this? What is “damaging out” and how has it expedited the ...

Faculty shared their concerns regarding the demolition of Coffey Hall and the projected plans for relocating the political science, psychology and sociology department faculty who are currently housed ...

Every fall, a new class of first-year students walk through the green doors of Cudahy Library during convocation to begin their journey at Loyola. At the end of each spring semester, Loyola graduates ...

What is the recent upzoning proposal for Edgewater and Rogers Park and what specific changes would it bring to building heights and housing density? How can cities like Chicago balance the urgent need ...