Earlier this month, President Donald J. Trump submitted his proposal for the United States’ 2020 Budget. This proposal includes cuts to various student loan forgiveness programs such as the Public…
SXU Partners With City Colleges of Chicago
Saint Xavier University recently partnered with City Colleges of Chicago to aid students transferring in from City Colleges. Provost James MacLaren, Ph.D., and City Colleges Chancellor Juan Salgado and Provost Dr. Mark…
SXU Softball Emerge Victorious in the SAU Winter Dome Tournament
The SXU Softball team participated in the Saint Ambrose University Winter Dome Tournament this week and emerged victorious when it ended. Saint Xavier started the tournament on February 15th when they played…
SXU Women’s Basketball Dominate Road Trip
The SXU Women’s Basketball team participated in a road trip this week and completely dominated their competition in the process. The Cougars started their road trip on February 12th when they traveled…
Shoji Meguro’s Way of Life Review
Before I begin the review proper, I want to let readers know that I am not a professional song reviewer, nor am I an expert in music. What I will be talking…
Sepultura’s Quadra
Brazilian thrash and groove metal legends Sepultura make a return in 2020 with their new full length LP Quadra. This is the band’s fifteenth studio album and is preceded by their 2017…
Microaggressions on a Larger Scale
Webster defines microaggression as “a comment or action that subtly and often unconsciously or unintentionally expresses a prejudiced attitude toward a member of a marginalized group (such as a racial minority).” Some…
How Do We Trust Physicians?
Doctors are held to high standards. They are the people we trust to give us the most accurate diagnosis, the people we trust with our loved ones, and the people we expect…
Businesses and Pollution
I recently read in a CNN article that tech cities are rising in India and with it, the pollution is also rising. A person they interviewed in the article stated that they…
The Saint Valentine Massacre
On February 14, 1929, Chicago experienced a massacre. While people were busy buying roses and chocolates for their significant others last week, 91 years ago, Alphonse Gabriel Capone ordered the slaughter of…