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.
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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.
As...
This past spring, I got the chance to study abroad in Paris, France at The American University of Paris. Each day I had, I became more acquainted with the stunning city of Paris. Being in Paris has been...
In a time of many changes to how companies are operating, nate, a digital assistant shopping app, is at the forefront of innovation. nate has committed to driving positive change in work culture by providing...
On Aug. 18, sophomores, juniors, 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...
On June 19, President Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J. sent an email to the Loyola community addressing the status of plans for the fall 2020 semester.
“We are finalizing a reopening plan that I...
On June 3, Campus Ministry emailed the Loyola community with an invitation to a Zoom prayer service.
"We welcome you to join members of the Loyola community for a virtual prayer service in solidarity...
On Wednesday, Feb. 20, Rajan Patel came to Loyola to speak to students in a presentation called "Local Entrepreneur Seminar - Design for Social Impact." Patel received his Public Administration Master's...
There are so many factors that contribute to college students' fear of the future. Uncertainty, student loans, the job search - the list could go on forever. However, money is one of the most prominent...
On Feb. 6, students were invited to attend a panel discussion entitled "Whose Art is it Anyway?" in the 4th Floor Programming Room. This panel focused on the role public art plays in the collective memory...
