In a generation where social media, the internet and technology are a major source of creation and consumption, we’re left to question ourselves which act we take part in more. I recently attended an event where a speaker spoke on the effects of social...

BASKETBALL. IS. BACK. On Tuesday, Oct. 16, the NBA regular season will officially tip off. This off-season was one of the more memorable one in recent years as we saw big name players and coaches switch teams. Kawhi Leonard was traded from the Spurs to...

I told myself I’d never write a political piece, but that was before a book full of columns by the great Mike Royko made its way into my hands. Royko was a columnist that embodied the spirit of Chicago, for better or for worse. His columns would lift...

Do not underestimate the voice of students  Jane Johnston  CEEP/CDEC Fellow  On Friday, the Community Service and Learning Center held its first-ever “Coffee and Conversations” event. Our goal was to create an intimate place for students...

On Saturday, Oct. 6, one of the most contentious Senate battles in recent history—which is really saying something nowadays—came to a close with Judge Brett Kavanaugh being sworn into the Supreme Court. Considering the Republican majority in the Senate...

So what would disqualify a supreme court justice? As the F.B.I. runs what’s shaping up to be a relatively brief inquiry into the accusations leveled against Brett Kavanaugh, both democrats and republicans all over the country are debating what these...

As our use of technology and media in storytelling advances greatly each day, people are left questioning the life expectancy of print journalism, including newspaper. While our use and consumption of multimedia features in order to obtain news is growing...

Rising eSport popularity warrants consideration of further support Nick Moran Whether you agree with it or not, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that the world of competitive gaming (also known as eSports) is growing in popularity. With competitive...