As Loyola University Maryland gears up for the upcoming 2025-26 academic year, the admissions team is balancing goals of modest growth with evolving strategies to recruit and retain a diverse student body....
Twice a week, families and educators gather at the Maryland Book Bank in Baltimore City, in the Woodberry neighborhood, just three miles from Loyola’s campus. When you walk into the warehouse, shelves...
After voting for the first time in a presidential election, Towson University student Jaidyn Monroe ‘26 and Loyola student Imani James ‘25 felt the sting of disappointment. Both young women had entered...
Momentum does not just define progression — it is the force that creates a lasting, positive change in yourself and the world around you. In a society where mental and physical health can often be put...
It was no ordinary day for WLOY Radio Station Operations Manager John Devecka who lives with his wife, 19-year-old daughter, and dog in the Coldspring Newtown community on Dec. 5 as they are located directly...
On Thursday, Nov. 14, Loyola hosted a lecture welcoming three members of Combatants for Peace and Justice, an organization dedicated to uniting Israelis and Palestinians in a fight for peace, justice,...
This week, CCSJ is hosting a gift drive and accepting donations on campus and online for Presents for Christmas, a Loyola program that makes the holidays come alive for families across Baltimore through...
Loyola’s Co-ed Business Fraternity named Alpha Kappa Psi (AKPsi) raised $800 at their second annual auction on Nov. 15. The proceeds earned go towards the organization to help fund students’ attendance...
The bustling streets of Manhattan were a whirlwind for The Greyhound News team and Loyola’s Journalism Capstone students as they approached the towering structure of The New York Times building. The...
The city came together to celebrate the opening of Hope Village on Nov.14. Thirteen newly built homes were filled with families and individuals who have long faced economic hardship and homelessness, a...
Five days a week, around 30 Loyola student volunteers make their way a few miles down York Road to Govans Elementary School, where fifty students from kindergarten to fifth grade wait for their tutors...
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It wasn't a long night in America, at least compared to...
