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,...
WLOY has been a force within Loyola’s community for the last 20 years. Coming to fruition in 2003, the vast history of WLOY spans two decades of entertainment, bands, and other events that are sponsored...
Imagine this: you sit down in the movie theater as the air buzzes with anticipation for what is to come. You have your tickets in one hand and your phone ready to record some of the songs as if you were...
The annual winter Chordbusters shows brought an end to the fall semester on Loyola’s campus.
Before the grueling process of studying for finals, students were able to enjoy performances from Loyola’s...
As the holiday season officially begins, students at Loyola University Maryland were given a treat on Dec. 2 - a performance by their very own co-ed acapella group, the Greysounds. The show began with...
On Monday, Oct. 31, students gathered in McGuire Hall to celebrate Halloween by watching “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
Hosted jointly this year in collaboration with Spectrum, this event has...
Taylor Swift fans have been waiting anxiously all October for the release of her tenth studio album, “Midnights.” The album is Swift’s darkest and most cryptic work, and it resonated with fans, breaking...
A place for creativity and expression is what customers claim Busboys and Poets offers every Wednesday night during their open mic nights.
Located in Charles Village near Johns Hopkins University, Busboys...
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On Friday night, the Loyola Belles held an open mic night for students to show off their singing talents. The event was held in Starbucks prior to their auditions for the 2022-23 school year, which took...
As the lights began to dim over McManus Theatre for the first in-person spring Chordbusters since 2019, the audience gave roaring applause at the sight of hilarious introductions from both groups. With...
With an incredible entrance, it was bound to be an amazing concert from the start. Pulsating beat, flashing lights, and then suddenly you see Billie Eilish behind the screen singing, “You make me hate...
