For years, the idea of traveling around Europe was nothing more than a distant dream. Little did I know that this journey would not only allow me to develop highly-valuable skills but also gain a global...
There comes a time in every Greyhound’s career when one must step away from being a student and start their journey as a Loyola-ready graduate. For Jaime Gialloreto ‘21, this transition into adulthood...
The following represents the opinion of the student reporter and does not represent the views of Loyola University Maryland, the Greyhound, or Loyola University’s Department of Communication.
I was...
Loyola University Maryland held their annual Expungement Clinic at the Loyola Clinical Center in Belvedere Square. On Oct. 29, the Expungement Clinic hosted 42 clients, and they created petitions for expungement...
The Counseling Center has officially released its yearly public health campaign: Healthy and Affirming Relationships. This campaign is a collaboration by the Counseling Center and several campus partners...
Every year since 2011, Loyola’s academic division of Natural and Applied Sciences has hosted the Grand Seminar delivered by a notable guest speaker. On Nov. 7, this year's Grand Seminar lecture was delivered...
Loyola is moving towards an environmentally ethical curriculum, taking Cura Personalis to a global level by caring not just for the person, but the environment. This push towards a more environmentally...
On Nov. 16, a tense crowd in McGuire Hall fell silent as Dr. Mohammed Abu-Nimer of American University took the microphone from its stand and began his speech, “Pathways to Peace in Israel-Palestine:...
A hush fell over the typically busy epicenter of campus. On Friday, Nov. 17, members and allies of the trans community gathered outside the Humanities building to honor the Trans Day of Remembrance.
Pride...
At this year’s Hanway Lecture, Dmitry Muratov, a Russian journalist and 2021 Nobel Peace Prize winner told Loyola, “We are on the verge of catastrophe.”
Muratov addressed Loyola students and...
The conflict in Gaza continues on the battlefield, as does the heated debate at universities around the world, including Loyola.
Raneem Odeh ‘26, a student who lived in the West Bank, helped organize...
On Oct. 13, Busch Lecture Keynote Speaker Dr. Jessica Methot spoke to students, faculty, and community members about the importance of fostering workplace relationships to improve long-term success. Methot...
