Currently, many Americans are pre-registering for the COVID-19 vaccination. And as supply increases to meet demand, more people who want the vaccine will receive it. However, many people are still unsure...
On Nov. 4, students were invited to a virtual town hall discussion about their online learning experiences. Hosted via Zoom by Braya Markley ‘23, speakers from Loyola answered questions submitted earlier...
“Deaf U,” a new Netflix documentary, follows the students of Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. Unlike other universities, Gallaudet is set up to accommodate students who are either deaf or hard...
On Sept. 24, Loyola students heard from Sarah Smarsh, author of “Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth.” Smarsh’s text touches upon a variety of issues,...
On Sept. 16, students were invited to an information session regarding Loyola’s Environmental and Sustainability Studies minor. The meeting, held via Zoom and hosted by associate professor of biology,...
On Aug. 18, seniors and their families were invited to a virtual Town Hall addressing plans for the upcoming, remote Loyola experience. The meeting, held via Zoom and hosted by vice president Terry Sawyer,...
On July 30, Student Health Services announced, via email, that the University is requiring evidence of a negative COVID-19 test before a student can arrive on campus. The test must be a viral test, not...
