Minor spoilers ahead.
As an entire decade comes to a close, so does this year’s season of movies, with “Little Women” acting as the cherry on top of an otherwise bland-flavored banana split...
On April 16, the department of communication hosted Sam Davis, managing editor of The Baltimore Sun Media Group, for their 2019 Caulfield Lecture lecture, l Gazette Tragedy: How We Reported Our Own News...
Former Disney star Ross Lynch and his brother, Rocky, took to Baltimore’s Soundstage with their new alt-pop band, The Driver Era. The band markets themselves as having a timeless sound with hints of...
Charli XCX’s performance hosted by Rams Head Live was an exhibition of a young artist who enjoys one of the simple pleasures in life: partying. Through her synth pop style of music, she was able to...
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Loyola’s Student Government Association (SGA) held their annual Luck O’ Loyola event outside on the quad. The event was held March 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. It included...
This year’s Super Bowl made history on,Feb. 4, when the Philadelphia Eagles won for the first time. In addition to the game and the commercials, we also have the much-awaited halftime show. Arguably...
Last month, a group of Loyola students held a small conference hosted by the Rev. Timothy Brown and the Environmental Action Committee (EAC). They met an ambassador for UCapture, an online shopping program...
On Thursday, March 2, in McManus theater, Alex Horowitz, director of the documentary “Hamilton’s America,” came to campus to give talk about the making of the documentary. Horowitz’s documentary...
February is the time of year when you should be feeling the love, or maybe just the Loyola love. Whether you’re single, taken, or not worrying about relationships at all, there are plenty of activities...
From Jan. 20-22, Loyola’s student-run theater group The Spotlight Players put on a production of a play entitled “W;t.” The show was performed in the Black Box Theater in College Center and was directed...
To college kids, December means stressing over finals and ending the semester on a (hopefully) good note. But on a happier side, it also means holiday cheer and spirit all around.
Baltimore is a great...
From Oct. 27-30, The Poison Cup Players Loyola’s student-run theater group performed “Sin: A Cardinal Deposed.” Directed by senior Nick Palm, the play is the group’s first production of the year...
