Members of the non-tenure track (NTT) faculty union from the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) gathered April 21 on the sidewalk at the corner of West Sheridan Road and North Kenmore Avenue for a six ...

The Phoenix news section saw amazing talent this year. With poignant stories important to the Rogers Park and Loyola communities, our publication saw a jump in readership, and our paper was recognized ...

When I committed to Loyola four years ago, I never expected to write for the school paper. I didn’t even know Loyola had a school paper; my own high school never did. I first visited Rogers Park for ...

The non-tenure track (NTT) faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) saw historic voter turnout and authorized the ...

I felt a strong — but not unfamiliar — sense of camaraderie to these journalists who once worked on my beloved paper. This camaraderie is what makes the paper so special and what makes me so proud to ...

This year, the sports section actively covered all 13 NCAA Division I sports through game recaps, athlete profiles and other athletics-related news. In this year’s editions, the Phoenix covered almost ...

The suspect charged with the murder of Loyola first-year Sheridan Gorman, 26-year-old Jose Medina, made his first in-person ...

Carlos is the deputy opinion editor and a first year Political Science and Multimedia Journalism double major. He first started his journalism career centered around broadcast and fell in love with ...

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, ...