- How Roman emperors made an Irish exit
. Daily Edition • October 11, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Two comets discovered just this year are poised to grace the night sky within the next few weeks. Named C/2025 R2 (SWAN) and C/2025 A6 (Lemmon), these celestial objects are making close approaches to Earth — close enough that they may be visible to the naked eye. Read a guide to spotting SWAN and Lemmon. Must Reads Just weeks after announcing her retirement, Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt — the longtime chaplain for Loyola Chicago’s men’s…Read more
- Historic Jackie Robinson site honored
Daily Edition • January 8, 2025 SUPPORTED BY This week’s snowstorm in Washington, D.C., might have made getting around the city a bit more difficult than usual, but there are at least two residents enjoying the white out. Bao Li and Qing Bao, the giant pandas who traveled from China to the Smithsonian National Zoo in October, seemed to have a blast during their snow day in the nation’s capital, per footage released by the zoo. If you live in the area (or have a particular fondness for...
- Introducing: Generation Beta
Daily Edition • January 7, 2025 SUPPORTED BY The start of a new year is a reset for many — we begin new exercise programs, set out to break bad habits and foster good ones, and generally revel in the turning of a new leaf. But beyond reaching for individual goals, we might also think of this time as a fresh start for the planet, or rather our roles in protecting it. The holiday season is carbon-intensive, what with all the manufacturing, shipping, food buying, and more, and you can help...
- How the heart can heal itself
Daily Edition • January 6, 2025 SUPPORTED BY New Orleans is displaying its resilience in the wake of the New Year’s Day tragedy in the city’s signature style: with music. By sunrise on Jan. 2, the French Quarter’s famed Bourbon Street was cleaned, and by mid-morning, the jazzy sounds of street musicians began to fill the air, ABC News reported. “[Music] takes your mind off everything going on, even though it’s temporary. It’s healing,” busker Aoleoin Broomfield told the outlet. More proof...