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Aréanah Preston was a law student and Chicago police officer at the time of her death.
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Entering the Lunar New Year, Loyola’s Department of Programming hosted a celebration for students embracing the cultural holiday.
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The No. 15 seeded-Loyola men’s basketball team (10-21, 4-15) fell to the No. 10 seeded-Saint Joseph’s University in … ...
Indie-pop band Japanese Breakfast played a sold-out show May 2, its third night at The Salt Shed. Showcasing the band’s fourth album, “ For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women) ,” the “Melancholy” ...
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky announced May 5 she won’t be running for reelection in 2026. Schakowsky has represented Illinois’ 9th congressional district since 1999, which includes the far North Side ...
Smooth, subtly sweet and slightly caffeinated, matcha lattes are becoming the newest alternative to coffee-based lattes. Despite its current demand, matcha wasn’t always the it-girl drink. Matcha ...
The sports section remained incredibly active this school year, covering all 13 of Loyola’s NCAA Division I sports through athlete profiles, game recaps and other athletics-related news. In this ...
Griffin Krueger is the Editor-in-Chief of The Phoenix. He began working for The Phoenix during his first week at Loyola and has been writing about the university, the surrounding community and the ...
Fourth-year studio art sculpture, ceramics and communications studies major Marky Salvati won second place for his stained glass and lead ribbons titled “Girly Ribbons,” Niko Zvodinski won third place ...
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