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 […]
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 […]
Mental Health And The Latino Culture
Bringing awareness to Mental Illness despite the Stigma in Latino Culture
LETS STAND UP TOGETHER
Students Stand Together in Response to FL Shooting; Morton College opinions.
3 Simple Ways To Be Environmentally Friendly
3 Simple Ways to be Environmentally Friendly While Saving Money
Time to Cut Down on Wrapping Paper
Time around the holidays is meant to be spent with family, not with a roll of wrapping paper and some tape.
Local Politician and Activist Come to Morton College to Talk Politics and the Importance of Being Involved
By Domingo Xavier Casanova On Wednesday, two local Latino politicians and activists spoke to college students at a Morton College Open Forum on the importance of becoming involved in politics […]