Loyola University Chicago

Linda calls me up first thing in the morning just about every single day. She rings with such regularity, in fact, that I hardly need to set an alarm clock anymore. I'm usually too groggy to answer, but when I check my voicemail, I can picture the dimple-bursting smile on her face as she chirps...

There has been a lot of talk lately concerning the ethics of Facebook's privacy policy. And it seems there are just as many critics as supporters. Popular opinion ranges from folks criticizing the social network's corporate approach to user information as lucrative marketing fodder, to defenders of...

This week, you've heard from students and graduates with debt far beyond the average amounts. How far beyond? According to The Project on Student Debt, in 2008, a whopping 67% of graduating students at four-year colleges had debt: averaging $20,000 at public colleges, and nearly $28,000 at private...

Whether it is fuel for an all-nighter at the library or some grease as the morning-after antidote for a late night out, a trustworthy food establishment is an essential part of campus life. As a college sophomore who blogs about food regularly, it took some detective work to discover the best...

As the national health care bill was signed by President Obama into law, here's a sampling of opinions from various college newspapers across the country: Kevin Robillard of University of Maryland's The Diamondback discusses the two-fold impact on students: "The results for college students would...