by Raneen El-Barbarawi / Staff Reporter For decades, undergraduate students have been struggling with trying to pay for school expenses while maintaining a job. It wasn’t until the federal work-study program was issued in the mid-1960s that students were allowed… Read More ›
by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor On Oct. 8 2019, Roosevelt University alumna Gina Ramirez entered the school’s Auditorium Building as she had many times before while obtaining her graduate degree. However, rather than returning to her university… Read More ›
by Richard L. Figueroa / Advertising Manager When 22-year-old rapper Xavier Robert—better known as YOUNG XAV—was working on his debut album “After Dark,” he fell asleep behind the wheel 400 feet away from his house and ended up driving into… Read More ›
by Reyna Estrada / Sports Editor by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor by Jules Banks / Features Editor It was 4:10 a.m., and for a time so sickeningly early to many, the riders of Bus One were wide… Read More ›
by Raneen El-Barbarawi / Staff Reporter The issue of gun violence has long been a vital, yet mournful issue throughout the area of Chicago. Thus, Father Michael Pfleger of Saint Sabina Church decided to rally and advocate for gun control… Read More ›
