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...
She boated to the middle of a lake to install man-made floating wetlands for her project called Common Waters in Austin, Texas. For her Cornerstones project, she carved replicas of tiny plant structures...
Loyola’s Theatre Department, Evergreen Players show excitement for a new season of shows. The Loyola Evergreen Players are gearing up to perform five productions on campus this year, two this fall.
The...
Swift married together the sounds and themes of “Folklore,” “Evermore,” and “Midnights” to give us a look into her mind, one that seems rather chaotic yet organized, sad yet happy, and relatable...
Pollution and humanity's impact on the planet have been issues in the public eye for decades now at this point. Within the past 100 years, we have been able to see the massive impact industrialization...
On April 20, the Asian Cultural Alliance (ACA) capped off its year of cultural events with the long-anticipated AsiaFest. Students got together in McGuire Hall to enjoy food and performances that spotlighted...
With the end of the academic year inching closer, Chordbusters wrapped up the end of the year in harmony at McManus Theatre.
The Loyola Belles and Chimes presented spring 2024 Chordbusters, the annual...
The Black Student Association hosted their Fashion Show at Loyola on April 5. This event has been a classic for the BSA since 1998. This year's theme was Afrotopia: Black to the Future.
The 25th...
The production of the “The Prom” by the Evergreen Players showed students an insightful look at the reality of queer love in society.
Loyola's Evergreen Players presented “The Prom” at McManus...
From a largely untold perspective of North American history, hip-hop musical, “Mexodus,” at Baltimore Center Stage in Mt. Vernon sheds light on a population of slaves in the United States that fled...
