Production companies have mastered the ability to captivate viewers to a biological extent. When our focus is centered on a single point, our brains are wired to stay attentive. Films that make cuts ...
The campaign is a complete kick in the face to every woman in the sports industry who’s spent years earning the respect of ...
Exploitation, willful neglect, oppression and privation are widely recognized as social and political problems affecting subsets of American society but are rarely discussed with the same language ...
Loyola women’s volleyball fell to DePaul University in a five-set battle Sept. 18 at McGrath-Phillips Arena. Second-year outside Leyna Nguyen led the Ramblers with 21 kills while DePaul’s second-year ...
Writer Anna DeBord argues third spaces are become steadily disappearing. In the first article I ever wrote for The Phoenix, I argued third spaces — the places we go between school, work and home — are ...
Twenty-one years ago, the Disability Rights Advocates sued the City of Chicago for non-compliance with federal accessibility laws. Chicago settled, implementing multiple safeguards for accessibility, ...
The adjustment to urban life is challenging. It not only provides new external experiences, but also invites mental fortitude. Large cities often test virtue, but they yield opportunities to expand ...
From "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" to suicidal ideation, this unconventional debut tackles it all with grace.
Developers are building data centers with or without public support, and writer Elijah Bosslet argues they need to be held accountable.
Fragility is okay, and feeling jealous is normal. These feelings are valid, but be wary of overindulging. Excess shouldn’t be ...
Following with “A car wash and a new pair of pants,” McAlpine reaches the anger stage of mourning a past relationship, feeling used for her fame. The song introduces a uniquely satisfying lilting ...
Furthermore, “Songs in the Key of Life” is Wonder’s sonic celebration of human joy, accomplishment, sadness and love, a ...