Doughnate Pizza: Angelo Corso, feeding the homeless and reducing food waste, one slice at a time! Emre Zor 25 October 2023 Angelo Corso, founder of Doughnate Pizza (left). (Photograph courtesy of Madison Metcalfe) Bob Dylan once said, “We live in a political world where love don’t have any place.” But love was found, Dylan, right…
Daley Library hosts Banned Book Week Readout Claire Creedon 24 October 2023 National banned books week is from Oct 1-7 this year. It’s a time that the American Library Association coined to celebrate the freedom to read, and it also shines a light on past and present attempts to ban or censor books in libraries…
UIC’s LGBTQ+ Community Against Chick-fil-A on Campus
Read Gabby DeRose’s short story thriller.
Students spot dead birds all around campus during the fall and spring semesters. Why?
Showing Support Through Action, Education and Involvement
Jimmy Rodgers speaks to BSU members about what community means to them, and how they maintain a community within UIC campus.
13 Essential Reads for Black History Month Zaynab Hossain February 27, 2023 Bonfire picks for February Reading List As February passes, it is an annual opportunity to understand and reflect on Black history. However, Black History Month is relegated to the shortest month of the year, and understanding the Black experience and empowering black voices…
It took two months for the open field I walked by every day to start haunting me. Before, I had always carefully ignored just how much it resembled the fields I used to practice outfield drills on when I played softball. It didn’t last.
UIC students, parents, faculty and administration await what is to come of the impending strike
