by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter The Zodiac Killer terrorized Southern California between 1968 to 1974, committing five confirmed murders and two attempted murders, but could have potentially been responsible for up to 37 murders in the Bay Area. Although… Read More ›
by Raneen El-Barbarawi / Staff Reporter Prof. Billy Montgomery, along with 16 of his students, attended the Chicago Auto show at the McCormick Place on Feb. 12 at around 11 a.m. The event takes place from Feb. 8 to 17…. Read More ›
by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter In 2016, The Oscars came under attack when #OscarsSoWhite started trending on Twitter, and the lack of diversity in Hollywood entered America’s collective consciousness. The trend was originally started because all 20 actors nominated… Read More ›
by Will Dancer / Staff Reporter by Jules Banks / Features Editor The Lunar New Year Parade took place in Chicago on February 2, kicking off the new year with colorful celebration. Chinese New Year was on January 25, and… Read More ›
by Aero Cavalier / Staff Reporter Kate Saez, a Roosevelt sophomore, is sitting in an Intro to Sociology class at 9:30 a.m. on a Thursday morning. Saez is a sustainability studies major with a double minor in environmental biology and… Read More ›
