Since the dawn of man, humans have had a keen sense of storytelling. From our tales of woe to our sagas of triumph, we have shared everything with one another […]
Interview with Melanny Buitron Loor, Morton’s Undocumented Student Liason
We’re living in a terrifying time where neighbors, workers, parents, and students are being unlawfully detained. Tracked down by bounty hunters, people are disappearing off the streets without a chance […]
“It’s a Prison”: Broadview Facility
We live in a time when complex conflicts surround every one of us. From global pandemics, to crashing economies, to daily interpersonal battles and family challenges. Today, we face a […]
Deserted Streets: Little Village’s Mexican Independence Day Parade
As far back as I can remember, Chicago has been home to one of the largest public celebrations of Mexican Independence Day. The calendar date marks September 16th, however in […]
Cha-Ching! Morton College Student Resources
Dear Peers, As you may already know, college is expensive—like, really expensive. Between tuition, textbooks, rent, and the occasional “I can’t cook tonight” takeout splurge, it can feel like your […]
Creative Non-Fiction: Ximena Zapata, “How to Be a Successful Student and Person in Life”
Did you know that high school students drop out almost every day? They either don’t care about finishing school, want to party, or want to become social influencers because education […]
Poetry–Alexander Roman, “Hope”
hope doesn’t have a cape. it doesn’t smile. it doesn’t even blink. hope cries, hope asks; hope is ever pleading. hope is not stoic; not manly, nor feminine. hope is […]
The Garlic: Dear Dr. Chesters, Let Us Sleep!
Dear Dr. Chesters, Three words: Let us sleep. Can you conceive of the tantalizing option to nap during your English lectures after pulling an all-nighter? Imagine the extra phenomenal dreams […]
Interview: John McCormack–Adjunct Faculty Member of the Year!
This year, Adjunct Faculty Member of the Year was awarded to Professor John McCormack, an instructor in the English Department here at Morton College. The honor is bestowed each year […]
Morton College Spotlight: Manuel Jimenez
I would like to take a moment to recognize some of the unsung heroes at Morton College. Many of us may have hurried past these dedicated individuals while rushing to […]
The Show Must Go On: A Review and Reflection on Morton Colleges JPAC Theatre Program
For the past 40 years, the Jedlicka Performing Arts Center (JPAC) has been an essential part of Morton College. It offers a space for students and community members to engage […]