The Rev. James E. Shannon, MDiv, interwove the history of the Civil Rights Movement with themes of spiritual empowerment at this year’s installment of the Martin […]

John Johansson, 22, a senior at Elmhurst University, died Feb. 20. Johansson was a digital media major with a minor in theatre and on track to […]

The Nest, a new multipurpose student space in Niebuhr Hall, opened recently, bringing together the Office of Global Engagement, the Office of Equity and Inclusion, and […]

The Leader took home 12 awards during the 2026 Illinois College Press Association (ICPA) conference, competing against mid-size newspapers at other universities such as Columbia College […]

“I need to visit some time…” “Got a fresh shipment.” “Pussy is, indeed, low-carb.” These are just a few of the messages between the now-deceased child […]

Langhorst Field’s ongoing renovations, including additional seating, restrooms, and a “welcoming plaza and pavilion,” are expected to be completed in April, per Glen Brittich, director of […]

The primary elections are approaching, with Illinois primaries being held on Tuesday, March 17, for federal and state elections. The primaries will select candidates for the […]

Since Jan. 20, 2025, the United States has experienced intense economic fluctuations, judicial targeting of political and civil opponents, threats of international conquest, and widespread expansions […]

Student frustration over campus dining continued into J-term, with some students calling meal plans restrictive while others said the food options and hours worked well for […]

The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife by United States forces on Jan. 3 has led to a massive amount of confusion and […]