Archive for the ‘Student Voices from the Phoenix’ Category

“Peace protest in Rogers Park: Alderman, community groups participate in mile-long march to end area-violence”

Posted on: September 6th, 2012

By Tyler Langan, The Phoenix

Chicago’s 24th police district — which includes Rogers Park — has had 709 cases of violent crime in the past year and nine murders in 2012, according to the Chicago Police Department. In order to raise awareness of the city’s growing violence, community anti-violence groups held a peace march on Thursday, Aug. 30 in Rogers Park. Organizers from groups such as Organization of the NorthEast, A Work of Faith Ministries Inc. and Ceasefire were involved in putting the march together, which approximately 350 people attended…



Loyola alumnus “digs deep” for clean water

Posted on: July 10th, 2012

by Anna Heling
Loyola alumnus George McGraw had his “aha moment” while standing around a well rig in South Sudan. As the co-founder and director of DigDeep, a nonprofit organization that works to protect and promote the human right to water, 25-year-old McGraw was on a field visit to start up a community well in 2011…



From the Loyola Phoenix: Poirier and McDowell win election, students in favor of bottle ban

Posted on: March 31st, 2012

Juniors Julia Poirier and Sarah McDowell have won the Unified Student Government Association election for president and vice president, according […]



From the Loyola Phoenix: Students to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro

Posted on: March 31st, 2012

by Nathan Lurz
nlurz@luc.edu

For some, charity work involves volunteering at a soup kitchen, participating in a fundraising walk or working […]



From the Loyola Phoenix: Loyola creates standards for Catholic schools across country

Posted on: March 31st, 2012

by Jordan Lundberg
jlundberg@luc.edu

The Center for Catholic School Effectiveness (CCSE), part of Loyola’s School of Education, hopes that more Catholic […]