On the third floor of Loyola’s Baumhart hall, the peaceful hum of a song plays behind the closed doors of the WLUW studio. The glow of the soundboard lights up the studio as the Radio DJ program cues up another song. There are a few posters, doodles from DJs, and past radio awards perched high up on the walls, creating an atmosphere unlike anything else Loyola has to offer. Audrey Strand checks the time logs and song lineups before she finishes up the daily email check in her

As the sun began to set at Douglass Park, heaping crowds of Riot Fest goers piled up at the Riot Stage waiting for the Beach Boys to perform. Dawning ponchos to fight off the rain, spiked blue hair, ripped jeans with chains, and John Stamos masks, the Saturday Riot Fest night crowd cheered in excitement for the now lone member of the Beach Boys, Mike Love to take the stage. What they didn’t know, the man Riot Fest has idolized and even made a butter statue for, would be cras

As the 7:00 am Red Line train pulls into the Loyola stop just off Sheridan, Loyola University Chicago students file in for their routine trek to the Water Tower Campus. But for many students, they tread with caution. Just three weeks ago, On August 25th, someone was beaten and robbed by someone with a firearm just outside the station. For all Loyola students, transportation is crucial. Whether it be the daily visit downtown to Corboy Law Center for class, or to go uptown to

What was once a cornerstone of American culture, the movie theater is no longer the weekend escape it once was. People who once flocked to their local Regal Cinema, now must weigh inflating ticket prices, crowded showtimes, rude patrons, parking, and pricey snacks as opposed to the more convenient option, streaming services. A few weeks ago, my mother, my two sisters and I went to see Wicked: For Good on the weekend of its release and paid a whopping $50 for 4 tickets. Growin