It all started with blueberries.
Nina Guise-Gerrity ‘89 visited her niece in California when an idea dawned on her. The Loyola philosophy professor wanted to find a way to give her niece blueberries...
The Evergreen Players performed “Love and Information” from Nov. 21-24 in the Black Box Theatre. Through its 50 scenes and 100 characters, Caryl Churchill’s play conveyed the power of knowledge...
On March 18, “Exit West” author Mohsin Hamid delivered the 2019 Hanway Lecture and Humanities Symposium Keynote, “Rights of Passage.” Reitz Arena was packed with students, faculty, and community...
Boulder brings changes to dining at Loyola in 2019
By Kaitlin Quigley
From a BBQ station to “Flatbread Fridays,” Boulder welcomes Loyola students back to campus with the unveiling of fresh, new,...
This April, Loyola community members who wish to stop smoking will have access to Freshstart, a free program designed by the American Cancer Society aimed to help smokers quit.
The program will run from...
On Jan. 1, Loyola implemented a zero-tolerance policy on plastic bags found in campus recycling bins. Fines of $950 will be charged to the university if a bin is found to be contaminated, sparking a campus-wide...
With changes and the future of the University on the mind, The Greyhound sat down with President Rev. Brian F. Linnane to discuss Loyola’s next steps, and delve a little bit into its past.
Linnane...
“Go forth and set the world on fire.”
Loyola’s Office of International Programs lives out St. Ignatius’ words through their lineup of study abroad opportunities. Loyola currently has programs,...
A new survey conducted by Loyola administration shows the Jesuit University’s push towards a smoke-free Evergreen campus, and ultimately a stronger commitment to cura personalis.
The university sent...
On Oct. 25, the Gender Studies club presented “Stay Woke: A Panel Discussion” to shed light on social justice and intersectionality.
The panel consisted of the residential leaders of Charleston, and...
The fall semester at Loyola University Maryland has been filled with new classes, new friends, new memories and new beginnings. But as we turn on our televisions, we see tragedy unfolding beyond our quiet...
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced last week that the Department of Education will be revising Obama-era campus sexual assault policies, saying that they were unfairly targeting those accused.
The...
