Snapshot: Saturday Morning Social Justice
Picture this: 54 LUC students on a frigid Saturday morning, at 7:55am, loading instructional resources, textbooks […]
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An Ignatian Reflection on Sustenance- By Chris Murphy
An Ignatian Reflection on Sustenance
Those working for social justice need a proper diet in order to sustain the movement towards […]
Teaching as Justice Work
Beth Dougherty, Instructor and PhD Candidate in Sociology here at Loyola, writes about her experiences teaching and how they are […]
Social Justice and Good Decision Making
Dr. Joan M. Phillips, Chairperson & Professor in the Department of Marketing at the Quinlan School of Business discusses the […]
“Doing Justice”
Deborah Baskin, of the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, discusses what it means to “do justice.”
How we “do justice” […]
Education: The Power To Transform Lives
Linda Brazdil, Director for the Center for Science and Math Education, speaks about the importance of education as a tool […]
Social Justice, Faith, and Peru
Rev. John F. Costello, S.J, Special Assistant to the President, reflects on social justice, faith, and Peru.
In the photo below, […]
Poverty Awareness Month
January is Poverty Awareness Month. Poverty in this case indicates a degree of deficiency in economic resources; in other words, […]
#IHMLoyolaChicago: Social (Media) Justice
Stacy Neier, Senior Lecturer with Quinlan School of Business, Department of Marketing, on Social Justice and Social Media during Ignatian […]
