Loyola’s student newspaper issues apology over Sheridan Gorman story — for calling alleged killer an ‘illegal immigrant’

Loyola University Student Newspaper Issues Apology

(Baltimore, Maryland) – A student-run newspaper at Loyola University has issued an apology after facing criticism over how it described a suspect in a high-profile case. The publication acknowledged that its initial wording did not align with its editorial standards and was later revised to remove terminology deemed inappropriate. Editors stated the change was made to better reflect the publication’s values and avoid causing harm to members of t…

Loyola student newspaper apologizes for calling suspected murderer of Sheridan Gorman an illegal immigrant

The Loyola Phoenix issued an editor's note apologizing for calling Jose Medina-Medina an illegal immigrant in a post about the murder of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman, citing AP style.

Loyola University Campus Newspaper Apologizes for Calling Murder Suspect an ‘Illegal Immigrant’ Instead of “Rogers Park Resident"

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich joined Laura Ingraham on Fox News to discuss the tragic and preventable murder of 18-year-old Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman.

Loyola’s student newspaper issues apology over Sheridan Gorman story — for calling alleged killer an ‘illegal immigrant’

Loyola University Chicago's student newspaper is facing backlash is apologizing for its coverage of freshman Sheridan Gorman's murder — because editors called the alleged murderer an "illegal immigrant."

College Newspaper Apologizes For Calling Illegal Alien Murderer An Illegal Alien

A student newspaper apologized for referring to the illegal immigrant who murdered student Sheridan Gorman as an illegal immigrant.

Loyola newspaper apologizes for calling suspected murderer an ‘illegal immigrant’

Loyola newspaper editors want you to know they are sensitive to the feelings of illegal immigrants who are accused of murdering one of their peers As the Loyola University Chicago community grieves over the ruthless murder of an 18-year-old freshman, the campus newspaper is focusing on not offending the suspected murderer. On Monday, prosecutors charged Jose Medina-Medina with… Source