Join the Chameleon Team Next Semester!
HEY YOU. Want to do more than contribute to the Chameleon next semester? The LUChameleon is hiring for the Spring 2013 semester! We’re looking for: -production manager -design interns (3 maximum) -webmaster interns (3 maximum) For more information about positions, and to apply, please send the following documents to Editor-in-Chief Kim De Guzman at editorinchief@luchameleon.com by Tuesday, January 22: -resume -hours of availability -a three paragraph statement outlining a) why you want to work for the Chameleon next semester, b) why you are a good fit for the position you are applying for and what skills you have, and more »
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Five hundred, twenty five thousand, six hundred minutes
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-STAFF REPORT- This weekend, the LUChameleon celebrates its one year anniversary. It’s been a whirlwind year for us. We published our very first issue last November. We started this publication because we wanted to give a voice to the alternative students on campus. We wanted to provide another student media opportunity on campus, as well as “talk about things that aren’t usually talked about publicly” on campus. We started out with the half the number of staff members that we have now, with no resources whatsoever, and we started out as an online only magazine more »
Believing in an alternative college culture: Become a 2012-2013 Chameleon national correspondent
They say college is the best time of a person’s life. I believe college is the best time of a person’s life, because each person has an experience that’s unique to them. That doesn’t mean everyone is going to be a college cheerleader or go drinking and partying every night. What about the young student activists? What about the student progressives? What about the hipsters? What about those who feel like they’re on the outside of the student life bubble looking in? At the LUChameleon, we believe in the alternative culture of college campuses. Who more »
STAFF REPORT: A message to all John Felice Rome Center alumni and current JFRC summer session students
Ciao from Rome! This year, we’re adding a new theme to our coverage: race, ethnicity, and culture. A study abroad experience certainly falls within the parameters of this theme. We would like to give current, future, and past students at the John Felice Rome Center an opportunity to reflect on their experiences in Rome because we believe studying abroad is an experience that is unique to everyone. We invite you to share your experience in any way: articles, photo stories, illustrations, poems, creative writing pieces, etc. Perhaps your experience is also relatable to one of more »
PHOTO GALLERY: Tips to get you through finals week
Take a much deserved break from studying (or continue procrastinating, depending how long you have been at the IC), and click through this slideshow for some helpful do’s and don’ts for finals week. Also included are a selection from College Humor’s “15 Phrases You’ll Hear During Finals Week (And What They Really Mean).” Tips by Sarah Murray, Multimedia Editor/The Chameleon. Photos by Assistant Multimedia Editor Marie Janzen/The Chameleon.
A STAFF LETTER: Look back, look forward, and thank you
Dear Loyola University Chicago (and the world), It’s incredibly hard to believe we’re near the end of the 2011-2012 school year. As we look back on all the memories, the Chameleon staff and I particularly reminisce at the year we’ve had here working at this publication. The Chameleon was founded because we believed there was no student media publication on campus that catered to an alternative audience. We also believed there was no official campus magazine that allowed students of all majors to come together and produce a work that interested them. This magazine has more »
STAFF REPORT: Join us next year as we expand our staff for print
-STAFF REPORT- As the end of the school year is fast approaching, we here at the Chameleon have some exciting news to bring you. IT’S OFFICIAL! Starting in September, the Chameleon will be publishing a printed monthly edition. (But not to worry, for those of you who abhor print journalism, we will still be publishing on our website!) In light of that news, new management and editorial positions have been created at the Chameleon for the brand new print staff. If you’re interested in learning how to produce a magazine, journalism, writing, photography, art and design, more »
Make Your 2012-2013 School Year Fun! Join the Chameleon!
HEY YOU. YES, YOU, THE LOYOLA STUDENT. WE’RE TALKING TO YOU! Do you enjoy or have an interest in any of the following: magazine writing/production, journalism, English, reporting, multimedia, blogging? arts and entertainment, culture, sexuality, feminism, religion, environmental issues, politics? joining a Registered Student Organization (RSO) here at LUC? expressing your opinions about alternative topics? making new friends, expanding your horizons, embracing your differences, gaining valuable experience/clips of your work, learning new skills? adorable lizard mascots that change colors? JOINING THE STAFF OF THE GREATEST CAMPUS MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD? [OK, so we may be a little biased on more »
PHOTO GALLERY: The Chameleon staff goes on vacation
Check out photos of several LUChameleon staff members during their spring break. Do you want to share your photos with us as well? Just send them over to multimedia.luchameleon@gmail.com!
What do you want to see? What do you want to read?
It’s that time of the semester again: the halfway mark. Midterms are here and we’re so ready to take off for spring break. More importantly this semester’s halfway mark makes us realize that the end of the academic year will be upon us in just two months. To us, a new academic year means a chance for expansion. As we move forward with our plans to make the Chameleon bigger and better for next school year, we realize we can’t do it without your input. YOU’RE the ones who read it. What do you want to see? more »
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