On Wednesday, Dec. 2, InterVarsity hosted a “Race Matters” panel, where multiracial students from InterVarsity discussed how their ethnicity related to their spirituality. The event was organized by...
On Thursday, Nov. 12, Loyola students gathered on The Quad for a demonstration in solidarity with the students of color at the University of Missouri. Though the event was planned only hours before its...
On Monday, Nov. 9, the Black Student Association (BSA) and Spectrum, the LGBTQPIA+ group on campus, joined together in a discussion about the VH1 Special “Out in Hip Hop.” In this special, hip-hop...
On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the Caribbean Students Union (CSU) welcomed back former president Jerrod Ridgway to talk about his experiences after graduation. A 2015 grad, Ridgway has accomplished a great deal...
Cover photo courtesy of Russ Walker.
On Wednesday, Oct. 14, Loyola’s Democratic Party Club welcomed several representatives from the “Hillary Clinton 2016” campaign to speak with its members about...
On Friday, Oct. 23, Loyola Clinical Centers and the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) sponsored Raise Your Voice For Care, an event in McGuire Hall featuring several activities, including hearing...
Activist groups are not uncommon on Loyola’s campus, and the Action for Autism club is no exception.
Action for Autism (AFA) is dedicated to educating Loyola students about people who identify along...
PopeFest, a week-long celebration in honor of Pope Francis coming to the United States, kicked-off Wednesday, September 23, on campus. In honor of this festival, there are several events this week to celebrate...
On Thursday, Sept. 12, Loyola hosted a discussion entitled “Baltimore Uprising: Perceptions vs. Realities,” during which the hosts Stephanie Maniglia ’16 and Shawn Turner ’16 turned to a panel...
Starting on Friday, September 4, there will be a series of events on campus to welcome students back to school. Courtesy of the Student Support and Wellness Program (SSWP), the Student Government Association...
At finals time every semester, the Loyola Notre Dame Library hosts a stress release event where students can pet and play with trained therapy dogs from around Baltimore.
As anyone would, Loyola...
These past few months following the tragic deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and Walter Scott have been filled with conversations about race and ethnicity. Throughout the country, actors, writers, politicians...
