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PRESS RELEASE 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

Sept. 25, 2025 

The Greyhound Offers High Value To Advertisers Supporting Student Journalists 

BALTIMORE, MD – Founded in 1927, The Greyhound is Loyola University Maryland’s  primary student news source, covering campus life, cultural topics, and issues that extend beyond Loyola. The paper’s team of undergraduate editors, writers, photographers, and multimedia staff produce weekly online stories and seasonal print editions. 

As a nonprofit organization, The Greyhound relies on advertising revenue to sustain the publication. Advertising directly supports print production, stipends for editors, opportunities to attend national journalism conferences, and investments in multimedia tools to strengthen reporting. Advertisers gain visibility among a diverse community of new students and parents, staff, alumni, and visitors who rely on The Greyhound for campus news. 

“We are the primary news source for the Loyola community,” Editor-in-Chief Jacqueline Goldman said. “Our focus is to help students tell their stories and part of that is the support of advertisers, getting their name out there, allowing us to continue. We couldn’t do it without advertisers sustaining us, whether that’s in our print edition or in our digital edition—they are the backbone of the paper.” 

Every dollar raised through advertising supports student editors and reporters, ensuring that the nearly 100-year-old publication continues to thrive for future generations. 

If interested, please contact faculty advisor Jenny Glick at [email protected] and Bethany Goodson at [email protected].

Please note: The Greyhound news and advertising departments are separate.  The Greyhound does not run, write, or accept outside “advertorials” from potential advertisers.