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October 13, 2026

Published by Grace Kelly on October 13, 2026

Rewinding to 2020: Will the Reversal of Biden’s Title IX Affect Elmhurst

The Trump administration’s formal retraction of Title IX protections established under former president Joe Biden has changed federal mandates for colleges and universities, sparking questions about […]

News

October 13, 2026

Published by Ashley Vanderhoff on October 13, 2026

Policy Shifts Restrict Internships and Work for International Students

Eshateer Razia, a biology major on the pre-med track, planned to complete clinical work during her undergraduate years to strengthen her resume for medical school — […]

October 13, 2026

Published by leaderadmin on October 13, 2026

Alpha Tau Omega EU Chapter Hosts Fundraiser to Support Former Student

The Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) Elmhurst University chapter is hosting an event at Brewpoint Coffee-Founder’s Cafe on Tuesday at 3 p.m. to raise funds for former […]

October 13, 2026

Published by Grace Kelly on October 13, 2026

Rewinding to 2020: Will the Reversal of Biden’s Title IX Affect Elmhurst

Arts & Culture

September 29, 2026

Published by Kevin Brassil on September 29, 2026

Mill Theatre’s “Forever Friendships” Highlights Everyday Connections

Have you ever wondered how many songs about friendship there are? “Forever Friendships: A Homecoming Cabaret” answers these questions with 19 songs involving friendship, some of […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Bentley Barrington on September 29, 2026

Whatever Happened to a Good Ol’ Cup of Joe?

Walking into the Frick Center with high hopes and a hankering for caffeine, I make my way over to the illustrious Bean to get my daily […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Sarah Matzkin on September 29, 2026

“Undressing” the Sydney Sweeney Novig Controversy

America’s favorite big-breasted Barbie has found herself back in controversy. Actress Sydney Sweeney went nude in a recent ad for Novig, a sports betting app that […]

Opinion

September 29, 2026

Published by Joshua Tharp on September 29, 2026

Chicago Mayor Johnson Is Leading the Fight Against Data Centers. We Must Join Him

The most poorly kept secret in American history is our current cost of living crisis. Since the end of World War II, the United States has […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Emelia D’Anniballe on September 29, 2026

Death Announcements: Why Is Social Media Infested with Them?

Beginning in the late 20th century, so much news about fake celebrity deaths hit the airwaves. One of the first stories about this was when author […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Kevin Brassil on September 29, 2026

Kevin’s Journal: Putin’s Homie Bankrolls Donald Trump Jr.’s Wedding

Everyone loves a celebrity wedding. The glitz, the glamor, the fashion. It’s always a huge affair and everyone stays tuned. This was no different for Donald […]

Sports

September 29, 2026

Published by Ben Jimenez on September 29, 2026

The Teams of Chi Town Are Back in Full Bloom

As the MLB regular season comes to a close, football season commences, and Bears football returns to Soldier Field. And this year, sports matter a bit […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Ben Jimenez on September 29, 2026

EU Football Drops to 1-3 on Homecoming Versus Augustana College

A promising second quarter comeback by EU Football quickly faded Saturday as Augustana College pulled away for a 58-14 win at Langhorst Field. This is unfortunately […]

September 29, 2026

Published by Isabella Sarussi-Barys on September 29, 2026

EU’s Sports Recruitment Is on the Rise

Every year, thousands of student-athletes dangle themselves as bait for recruiters, hoping to catch some interest. For a lucky few hundred, they are recruited to an […]

Online Exclusives

September 29, 2026

Published by Emanuella Rey on September 29, 2026

Antonio Ramirez Analiza Venezuela en Conferencia Sylvia Mendez

Antonio Ramirez, Ph.D., profesor asociado de historia en Elgin Community College, en Elgin, Illinois, expuso sobre la rica historia cultural de Venezuela y sus habitantes durante […]

June 12, 2026

Published by Ashley Vanderhoff on June 12, 2026

Former Director of Academic Advising Sues EU, Claiming Discrimination

Former Director of Academic Advising Elaine Blair is accusing Elmhurst University of discriminating against her due to her race and age. Blair filed a lawsuit in […]

May 5, 2026

Published by Ben Jimenez on May 5, 2026

Munetaka Murakami Is Exactly What the White Sox Hoped He’d Be

When the Chicago White Sox took a chance on Munetaka Murakami in the offseason, they weren’t just betting on power; they were betting on translation. Could […]

Spanish

September 29, 2026

Published by Emanuella Rey on September 29, 2026

Antonio Ramirez Analiza Venezuela en Conferencia Sylvia Mendez

Antonio Ramirez, Ph.D., profesor asociado de historia en Elgin Community College, en Elgin, Illinois, expuso sobre la rica historia cultural de Venezuela y sus habitantes durante […]

December 4, 2025

Published by Vanesa Arenas-Rubio on December 4, 2025

Sigma Lambda Beta Celebra El Centro a Pesar de la Falta de Claridad Sobre el Futuro del Espacio

Sigma Lambda Beta (SLB), la fraternidad multicultural históricamente latina de la Universidad de Elmhurst, organizó un evento para celebrar y recordar la existencia de El Centro […]

November 4, 2025

Published by Josue Acevedo on November 4, 2025

Los Estudiantes de la Universidad de Elmhurst Muestran Preocupación por el Futuro de la Universidad Tras el Cierre de El Centro Debido a Recortes de Fondos

El Centro de la Promesa Azul, el centro cultural de la Universidad de Elmhurst financiado por subsidios del Título V del gobierno federal de los Estados […]