Did you know the old Mundelein College produced a newspaper titled “The Skyscraper” for over 30 years? How much has really ...

Independent political journalist Amy Goodman urged the University of Illinois Chicago to “step up” against authoritarianism and use independent journalism to challenge systems of power at Independent ...

This week in The Phoenix, News Writer Grace Hatton reported on Chicago’s newly awarded status as the most climate-resilient municipality in the world. The designation came from the city’s low risk for ...

Loyola men’s soccer fell to their first conference opponent of the season, Fordham University, 2-0 Sept. 19 at Jack Coffey Field in the Bronx, New York. Rams second-year midfielder Bruno Cellerino and ...

Mud, Faygo and corndogs were the holy trinity of Riot Fest 2026. The punk-rock festival, held at Douglass Park Friday through Sunday Sept. 18-20, prevailed despite severe thunderstorm warnings and ...

The Loyola Phoenix is the official student newspaper of Loyola University Chicago. Since 1969, we've been dedicated to reporting on university happenings, the Rogers Park and Edgewater neighborhoods, ...

Upon entering the Ardis Krainik Theatre inside the Lyric Opera House, audience members of John Neumeier’s “Liliom” were met with an unusual sight Sept. 19. The curtains, pre-raised to an industrial ...

This no-bake confection is ideal for dorming students without an oven. As Hispanic Heritage Month arrives, an easy and refreshing recipe for the end of summer comes with it — a Mexican icebox cake ...