Rachel Kelso (’17), Hunger Week Team Member, Loyola 4 Chicago Leader, and ISN Media Team Member.
As a Loyola student, I […]
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Radius of a Community
Mary Buttita (’14), a graduating senior in Economics and Urban Agriculture Intern, reflects on the influence of Loyola’s intentional community […]
Community involvement and the Midwest Academy Experience
Midwest Academy intern and international studies major Carolina Escobar, ’15, writes about the importance of community involvement to social justice.
In […]
The Student Promise and Social Justice
David S. Lewis, Student Community Board member, reflects on the importance of justice in conflict resolution.
Often when people hear the […]
Drawing the Line with Justice
Maddie Mehall writes about her Alternative Break Immersion
Upon walking into Las Americas, an Immigrant Advocacy Center in El Paso, Texas, […]
As we enter a new year, your student body leaders examine what social justice means to them
We are young. We are growing and developing. Our minds are not yet fully formed. We are students. And lastly, […]
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.
