JOAQUIN REYES '28

JOAQUIN REYES ’28, JUNIOR NEWS EDITOR

Joaquin Reyes (’28) is a News Editor who is looking forward being part of a paper that has unified themes that align with both his and Loyola’s interests. Joaquin is the president of the Cooking Club and the secretary of Cubs for Humanity; he really enjoys American politics.

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SAVE Act Hits The Senate

JOAQUIN REYES ’28, NEWS EDITOR • May 29, 2026

After nearly a year of revisions, debate and protests, the Save American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act failed in the Senate this April. Sponsored by Republican Senator Mike Lee, several of his fellow congressmen...

Military Conflict In Iran Continues To escalate

JOAQUIN REYES ’28, CONTRIBUTOR • May 5, 2026

TEHRAN, Iran — In 1979, Iran’s shah was deposed and exiled to Egypt, his family fled to the U.S., and a monarchy that had endured in various forms for 2,500 years collapsed. The subsequent Islamic...

Strait Closure Leaves Lasting Economic Impacts

DANIEL RIGALI ’28 and JOAQUIN REYES ’28 • May 1, 2026

On March 4th, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. They stated they would target Western countries, including the US’s largest allies such as Britain,...

What Happened In Venezuela?

JOAQUIN REYES ’28, CONTRIBUTOR • February 13, 2026

The colors of the Venezuelan flag, yellow, blue and red, symbolize wealth, nature and the blood lost for independence. However, for nearly one hundred years, the country has been under some form of an...

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JOAQUIN REYES ’28, JUNIOR NEWS EDITOR

SAVE Act Hits The Senate

Military Conflict In Iran Continues To escalate

Strait Closure Leaves Lasting Economic Impacts

What Happened In Venezuela?

The Loyalist