Graduation is wrapped up for the Loyola University Maryland class of 2022. A handful of Loyola seniors were interviewed on their thoughts on graduation and the future. Some were timid, nervous and...
Some seniors have opted to not enter the traditional work field, instead pursuing their passion in life through post-graduate service. Post-graduate service opportunities are a way to explore an interest,...
The men’s club ice hockey team returned last fall after it was disbanded in the fall of 2018.
Seniors, and captains of the new team, Thomas Blumberg, Jake Jafari, and Ryan Grady were...
As the lights began to dim over McManus Theatre for the first in-person spring Chordbusters since 2019, the audience gave roaring applause at the sight of hilarious introductions from both groups. With...
Located at Belvedere Square, The Confetti Cake Bar stands out for its pink outdoor umbrellas and scalloped black awnings. Descending a brick staircase, customers enter the bakery and are greeted by a...
Podcasting has reached a whole new level of popularity with the help of true crime podcasts and our innate desire to learn about the scary, true side of the human condition. True crime podcasters delve...
Chris Wilson, author of the 2021-2022 common text “The Master Plan,” grew up in a community where poverty, gun violence, and drug addiction were prominent. He was charged with a crime and sentenced...
After two years, the Black Student Association (BSA) Fashion Show, a campus staple since 1998, has returned from hiatus. “Metamorphosis,” a night of fashion, dance, and celebration of Black culture...
Hoping to draw customers in, The Senator, located on York Road, recently hosted film revivals, including classics like “The Shining” and “The Holy Mountain.” But since the COVID-19 pandemic, Baltimore...
Taxes, debt, and retirement are all aspects of life that students often don’t think about. However, these are the three things that Dr. J.P. Krahel, a seasoned Loyola professor and current chair of...
Discussing Social Media Impact on Body Image
Loyola’s Counseling Center held an open dialogue on Feb. 24, labeled “Discussing Body Image.” The event opened a conversation in the Loyola community...
The Karson Institute for Race, Peace, & Social Justice and the International COnference of Bishops are collaborating to host “Politics, Prose & Peace: A Conversation with Dr. William Ruto, the...
