Without net neutrality, we are in danger of prioritizing Mickey Mouse and Jennifer Lawrence over William Shakespeare and Teddy Roosevelt.
Archive for January, 2014
Rhino hunt is nothing but cruelty
A Loyola student shares her thoughts on a permit to hunt a black rhinoceros in Namibia that was auctioned off in Dallas earlier this month.
Income tax support for low-income Chicago residents
Governor Pat Quinn urges low-income individuals and families to file taxes and apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Two nonprofit partners offer services across the state to help with this process.
Two Catholic Universities Join Forces to Fight Cancer
Two research powerhouses, Loyola and the University of Notre Dame, are joining forces in a multidisciplinary cancer research collaboration.
Ventra transition to increase costs for social service agencies
“[W]e work with the working poor — people with a lot of challenges in their lives — and…the amount of transportation support we can provide will diminish if we are faced with higher ticket costs.”
Wal-Mart joins Fair Food Program
Retail giant commits to higher pay and labor standards for farmworkers in tomato fields.
