Andrea LeeStaff Reporter **SPOILER FREE PORTION** As I sit down to write this review, I am thinking of the true heartache this movie has cursed me with. “Avengers: Endgame” is unlike any other movie. It’s almost the perfect ending to… Read More ›
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Roosevelt University Devotes Extensive Resources To Campus Security
By Fiona Moran Out in the desert near Socorro, New Mexico, Roosevelt University’s Campus Security officers have been learning how to respond to terrorist bombings. Over the course of four days, these officers are trained to identify improvised explosive devices,… Read More ›
Chicago’s Fixation With Gentrification
Amanda LandwehrStaff Reporter When exiting the CTA pink line train heading west, people are met with vibrant and colorful pieces of art that decorate the walls of the 18th station transit stop. Mayan religious figures, scared animals and bright paints… Read More ›
Gnarly Dreams of A Graffiti Artist
Richard L. FigueroaStaff Reporter Chicago Southside native graffiti artist who goes by the name of Gnarly, 21-years-old, drives around the city of Chicago during his day time job, driving for Lyft. When he spots the chance, he parks his car… Read More ›
The White Privilege of Weed
By Andrea LeeStaff Reporter On Feb. 15, Billy Ray Cyrus tweeted a picture of his wife next to a cabinet filled with bags of weed. The picture was well received, with over 45,000 likes, but that should not be surprising…. Read More ›
