Artscape, America’s largest free arts festival, has taken place in Baltimore since 1982 and has since served as a marker of the city as a cultural hub. It is a beloved event within Baltimore City as...
One of Loyola University’s longest traditions, Loyolapalooza, was held on April 31 inside Reitz Arena due to inclement weather conditions. Originally supposed to take place on the quad, students gathered...
As the scene opens with a crack of thunder, flashing lights, and a ship-like set, the audience is thrust into the world of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
For those unfamiliar, The Tempest is...
Jeremih, the artist that is performing at this year’s upcoming Loyolapalooza, is an artist who releases R&B pop music and has produced numerous songs that have risen in popularity, such as “Oui”...
Loyola University Maryland will host their a cappella groups, the Chimes and the Belles, once again at McManus theater, for their annual spring concert. They will be entertaining audiences with lively...
The Black Student Association put on its annual fashion show on Friday, March 31 and the sold-out performance remains a favorite campus event amongst students. The highly anticipated Loyolapalooza artist...
Loyola University Dance Company (LUDC) performed its annual spring showcase on March 25 and 26 in McManus Theater, impressively incorporating many styles of dance and all levels of experience. Caroline...
With games, prizes, and bull riding, McGuire Hall was transformed into a southern fairground for the Campus Activities Board’s annual state fair. Students who attended were treated to free food, caricatures,...
The Julio Fine Arts Gallery exhibit “Heartlines" is named after and has many similarities to this year’s Messina common text “The Vanishing Half” by Brit Bennet. “Heartlines” is not only the...
Popular music streaming service Spotify is beta testing an AI DJ in an attempt to create a more unique listening experience for its users. Introduced to premium users in February, the personalized DJ “Xavier”...
“Open the gates!” The first Loyola Renaissance Faire started with cheers and applause from the crew as the doors of McGuire Hall opened and dozens of guests wandered onto the "fairgrounds". There were...
Every singing group on campus came together to perform at the annual “Festival Sing” concert to kick off Campus Ministry’s Mission Week. There were performances from the Concert Choir, the Greysounds,...
