Despite Loyola's resources, digital divide exists in Chicago

Ask any student at Loyola why he or she decided to attend this university, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear a variation of this answer: “The campus is beautiful. By the lake or downtown, it’s a beautiful place to be.”

And it’s true. We’ve got some picturesque older buildings, and the completion of the 2009-2014 strategic plan brought about the construction of the Institute for Environmental Sustainability (IES) and the recently completed Schreiber Center...