“Ever since I could pick up a pencil, I wrote and drew,” explained Dragan Purković, a senior writing major who was invited to read his poetry at the Baltimore Book Festival in October. Writing is...
Throughout the year, Charm City sponsors and hosts a variety of cultural events that many Loyola students may not necessarily hear about but that they may love to attend. To combat this, I compiled a list...
Sleep can seem so easy and natural—except when it isn’t.
Is college life messing with your sleep? Late-night cramming, irregular schedules, noisy roommates, alcohol consumption, and stress...
Throughout the year, Charm City sponsors and hosts a variety of cultural events that many Loyola students may not necessarily hear about, but would love to attend. To combat this, I compiled a list of...
On August 30,the Hillside residence halls teemed with the laughter of the new students and the stressed conversations of their parents. Resident assistants stapled words of wisdom onto each floor’s cork...
On Friday, September 7, ALANA (African, Latino, Asian, and Native American) Services welcomed its members back to campus with a block party on the quad. After the first week of classes ended, Loyola students...
Loyola engages with U.S.-Mexico migration through trip to the borderlands
This past May, a group of seven student and faculty members embarked on a five-day immersion trip to the borderlands through the...
On May 12, the Office of Student Engagement and Loyola’s Outdoor Adventure Experience (OAE) club embarked on their annual DISCOVERY trip, an outdoor excursion of backpacking, reflecting, and camping....
“I find it funny how people ask you what you want to major in because I think it’s a trap,” said Triumph Akpabio ‘21, who has been struggling to decide her course of study. “You barely have an...
On Tuesday, April 3, Loyola welcomed Paul Hawken, an environmentalist, entrepreneur, author, and activist, to campus to speak about possible solutions for global warming. Hawken discussed his answers to...
