Alumni author Carlene Bauer ‘95 returned to the Evergreen Campus for the final installment of the Modern Masters Reading Series. She read to students and some of her former professors selections of her...
HAP, also known as Hounds Activity and Programing Board, is a student-led organization that hosts evening events and day trips on campus, like the upcoming trip to the DC Cherry Blossom Festival in April....
Award-winning author and environmental activist, Amitav Ghosh, captivated a packed audience at the Humanities Symposium with a keynote address, “The Great Uprooting: Migration and Movement in the Age...
After “Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie” tra-la-la-la-la’d into the audience’s hearts at its release in 2017, it was likely DreamWorks would eventually seek to adapt another of Dav Pilkey’s...
“Most people haven’t gone to Haiti. Once you’re there, your heart gets caught and you can’t let it go. But if you haven’t gone, how are you touched?”
Catherine Savell, French professor...
This year’s 97th annual Academy Awards have come at a time of unprecedented political instability and an environmental crisis, with thousands of homes being destroyed in the recent Los Angeles fires....
Students at Loyola aren’t just studying business, they’re running them. With the launch of Student Made, a new club on campus for the 2024-25 school year, entrepreneurial-minded students now have a...
For members of Loyola’s Evergreen Players theatre group, the magic of a final production begins long before the curtain rises. Students took a step into the rich history of professional theatre, and...
As the lights dimmed, over 200 people began to cheer for Loyola’s second annual Drag Show. Hosted by Loyola’s very own Ben Napolitano '26, who performs as the drag persona Retra-Celeste, the event...
In her solo exhibition, “The Sterlings,” artist Bria Sterling-Wilson displays an effective narrative of her family identity. By using powerful collages and photography, she reconstructs family memories...
Stepping into Antique Exchange Interiors’ new location on 6119 Falls Road is an artful fusion of historic charm and modern elegance. Vibrant rugs bursting with intricate patterns and jewel-toned hues...
"Puffs,” a play written by Matt Cox and known for its humor and celebration of the underdog, is officially coming to Loyola’s McManus Theater from Nov. 14-17. The play is the culmination of an unexpected...
