Sophia Mattimiro Scene Editor Body art has become the mainstream. Before it was seen as being rebellious, and now it’s like permanent jewelry. Tattoos used to be used for religious purposes in some cultures, and others banned them, seeing ink as ruining the body you were given. So how did tattoos evolve from a sacred …
Mike Santarelli Sports Writer The Monsters of the Midway returned to Soldier Field for their home opener as the Bears defeated the Seattle Seahawks 24-17 on “Monday Night Football”. Coming off a heart-breaking loss to the Packers in Week 1, the Bears needed a win to get back on track. Khalil Mack and the rest …
Sara Nasif Staff Writer Freedom of speech is something the world thinks America is built on. It is one of the principals that the world thinks makes America special. But what does freedom of speech really mean? Does it give people the right to say whatever they want even if they are offending … Continue reading
Claire Boyle Staff Writer History gives people an intimate look at humanity because it provides a deeper understanding of culture, race, and class, and it can be used to combat ignorance. It offers different perspectives on topics that can only be answered by the human experience. The subject helps to assess a changing world, and … Continue reading
Zaakirah Mujid News Editor Warning: The image at the bottom of this story contains content that some may find offensive. Some parts of the photo have been redacted to cover up non-related names. A Benedictine freshman student was reported to BenU Student Life staff for writing a racial slur inside a Jager Hall room. The … Continue reading
Syeda Saberi Staff Writer Commuters often debate over whether or not lunch from the burger place nearby is worth losing that convenient parking spot in Benedictine’s parking garage. As for residents, the campus is compact enough that walking is the preferred mode of transportation. However, even residents find it difficult to explore the outdoors … Continue reading
Sophia Mattimiro Scene Editor With nails done from a previous issue, you’re going to need an outfit to match. With Fall coming in hot, it’s about time to switch around what’s in front of your closet. Here are a few trends to get you started. According to Harper’s Bazaar, there are a few different styles … Continue reading
David Carey Sports Editor Benedictine University alumni Matthew Braun passed away on Friday, September 14th. Braun was beloved among the Benedictine community on and off the football field. Braun was from Lake Villa, Illinois and graduated from Benedictine in May of 2018. He was a member of the football team for four years, wearing the … Continue reading
Amber Syed Staff writer Benedictine students took part in honoring those you lost their lives on September 11th by putting flags all around the quad. They recognized the losses and the tragedy that occurred. To help the student population understand first-hand what impact it had on the armed forces, Benedictine invited public speakers to the quad … Continue reading
