In the basements of Barrington, Ill., an experimental fusion of fifth-wave emo and shoegaze took root. After eight years in Eagle Mountain, Utah, Summer 2000 founder Jacob West returned home and ...

In the midst of autumn, Of Monsters and Men’s Oct. 17 release “All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade” is an ideal way to greet the season. Featuring musical concepts traditionally found in classic ...

“What is the conversation that needs to happen in a relationship to allow for people to really know each other and themselves? And are you holding back on a conversation that could lead to rupture or ...

A walk through Little Village, or “La Villita,” might reveal the future of the United States. Something within this staple Chicago neighborhood could mark a cultural shift almost impossible to ignore.

Sitori Tanin has seen a lot in her five years with the Loyola women’s basketball team, undergoing a switch of head coaches from the former Kate Achter to the current Allison Guth. She’s also one of ...

When Luka Ivancic stepped onto the field for Loyola men’s soccer as a first-year midfielder, he wasn’t just bringing his talent. He was bringing years of international experience. Between youth ...

Loyola held nearly $300 million in endowment investments, including stocks and other securities, located outside of the United States during the fiscal year 2021 (FY21) mostly in the Caribbean and ...

Before writing and producing hit series “Glee” and “Monsters,” Ian Brennan got his start running lines in Loyola’s Underground Laboratory Theatre. Around 80 students gathered into room 125 of the ...

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, ...

Loyola women’s golf traveled to Rio Verde, Ariz. to attend the Rio Verde Invitational hosted by Western Michigan University Feb. 20-22. The Ramblers finished the 54-hole tournament in 16th out of 19 ...

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 ...