The recent bird flu outbreaks on the Eastern Shore of Maryland could be the culprit behind rising prices of a household staple, eggs.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the bird flu, also...
By the time the Class of 2025 graduates, around 40% of students will have visited the Counseling Center in some capacity such as a Let’s Talk session, an intake appointment, short-term individual therapy,...
Annually, the Counseling Center develops and rolls out a public health campaign on a specific topic related to mental health. Previous campaigns focused on suicide prevention, grief and loss, gender inclusivity,...
Labradors, Spaniels, and Pitbulls wagged their tails energetically as students pet them, while some students played cornhole and others learned how to zumba on the makeshift dance floor in McGuire Hall....
The Counseling Center has officially released its yearly public health campaign: Healthy and Affirming Relationships. This campaign is a collaboration by the Counseling Center and several campus partners...
Campus safety is arguably one of the most important characteristics of a higher education institution, especially for prospective students. One of Loyola’s safety assets is the emergency blue light phones...
In an effort to provide access to necessary hygiene products on campus, Loyola’s Facilities’ initiative to purchase and install free menstruation product dispensers has resulted in more than a dozen...
On Sept. 28, the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) announced they had detected low levels of the disease-inducing, microscopic parasite Cryptosporidium in the city’s Druid Lake Reservoir,...
During the summer heat, there is one thing that every child looks forward to seeing in the night air: fireflies, lightning bugs, moon flies, or glow flies. However, every year there have been fewer sightings...
The Food Allergy Awareness and Advocacy Program co-leader Kiliane Gateau ‘24 didn’t have many dietary restrictions growing up. However, an allergy emergency changed her life.
“During my childhood,...
The recent spike in COVID-19 cases, which comes just four months after the federal public health emergency was declared over by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has been coming about...
It was around 12 p.m., Saturday, April 1, when Mary Velazquez ‘23 realized her car was missing from the 5104 York Road parking lot across from Rahner on the east side of campus. Her light blue car decorated...
