A student editorial critiques the social structure of on-campus governance and it’s ability to pursue justice.
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“University Senate Supports Divestment from Fossil Fuels”
An article looking at another environmental justice engagement from the Loyola student body.
Loyola Revises Rules for On-Campus Demonstrations
The Phoenix examines the rules revision for on-campus demonstrations.
Battle of the Beans
The Phoenix covers the debate over locally produced and fairly traded coffee versus a leading major brand on campus, as […]
2013-2014: A Year in Review
Dominic Cioli looks back on three of this year’s biggest social justice issues on campus: divestment, crime prevention, and same-sex marriage.
Police brutality should offend nation
Shanna Johnson explains why students in Chicago should care about allegations of police brutality in Albuquerque, NM.
Racial bias still main cause of hate crime
“Cycles do not stop or change until people come together and rise to change the course of the system.”
For love or money?
Phoenix reporter Liz Greiwe explores the financial cost of following one’s passions.
Post-racial society far from reality
On campus and across the country, acknowledging racism and celebrating diversity are key parts of creating a more just world.
Tuition increase is a social justice issue
Phoenix columnist Dominic Lynch discusses the recently announced 2.5% tuition increase for the 2014-2015 academic year.