“One is horrible, two is horrible, three is a pattern.”
When the first of over 20 allegations of sexual violence at Loyola appeared on Julia Hendricks’ Instagram feed, the rising senior saw...
In light of recent social justice issues that have been brought to the eye of the public and to the eye of Loyola’s institution, The Greyhound had conversations with multiple Loyola students who have...
2020 has proven the resiliency of Loyola students in more ways than one. Despite transitioning to a fully-online academic platform, and being robbed of experiences with friends and within the community...
In light of the recent social justice issues that have been brought to the eye of the public and to the eye of Loyola’s institution, The Greyhound had conversations with multiple Loyola students who...
Sophia Riviello has no shortage of ambition. The Loyola senior and Jersey native studies psychology and photography. Conceivably, she’s enthusiastic about mental health advocacy and expressing herself...
In light of the recent social justice issues brought to the eye of the public and to the eye of Loyola’s institution, The Greyhound had conversations with multiple Loyola students who have taken action...
Flor Paniagua-Peart was four years old when she moved from her birthplace of Argentina to the United States. As a toddler, valuing differences in culture and communities became second nature to the now-rising...
As a college student, it is common to desire extra sleep. But for a college student struggling with chronic depression, it is hard to wake up and deal with reality. Vanilla Bean is one student’s motivation....
On Dec. 5, 11 senior students from the Professional Practices class taught by Professor William Friebele, presented their individual semester-long projects in the Julio Fine Arts Gallery. Each work produced...
“There’s no such thing as a short poetry reading. And so tonight, I’ll read nine poems,” said Joe Capista ‘99. Capista is a current professor in Towson University’s English department and...
Before spring break, the Julio Fine Arts Gallery displayed senior Saadiq Coakley’s attempts to capture the faces of homelessness that reside within minutes of Loyola’s campus. Last semester, Coakley...
“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...
