Student spaces keep getting taken over without warning and making it hard for students to engage with them. It’s a recurring problem across campus.
Let’s not hyperfocus on Charlie Kirk’s death. This article attempts to summarize a wide variety of other major stories that have been underreported due to the focus on him.
Over the summer, I decided to get my legal observer (LO) training. LOs attend protests
When I was applying for housing, I set my gender to “non-binary” (the app defaulted
Canvas (2021) is mechanically well designed, has some beautiful art, and is nominally about players creating art… but is what you’re actually doing art? (NOTE: this is not an argument for or against modern art – that’s not the debate here.)
If you have a special event scheduled, please, PLEASE don’t book a reservation with a sit-down restaurant.
In August, My Chemical Romance performed “‘Long Live’ the Black Parade” at Soldier Field. The entire concert was a carefully coordinated protest against the current political administration meant to engage the audience emotionally, and it succeeded.
For new students at Illinois Tech, whether you’re first-years or transfers, it can be tricky to figure out where to best spend your time – whether that’s studying with friends over a coffee, or locking in by yourself. In a city full of cafés, museums, libraries, and parks, I spent the last year scouring what’s nearby Mies campus for the best one.
On Friday, August 22, 2025, I am sure all students of IIT Mies Campus would
Each year, there’s a lit fest in the South Loop. I visited it this year. There were a lot of good moments, but each one came with an annoying (but substantial) issue. Also, let’s see more local authors!
