Former Bridgewater College Division III track athlete Maryellen Hauver once devoted her life to eating healthfully for her sport. After graduating in 2019 and being hired as Loyola’s registered dietitian,...
A measles case was traced through Amtrak trains and shuttles at BWI Airport on Jan. 7 and 8. With Loyola students traveling back to school for the start of the semester, some had mixed opinions and concerns...
As healthcare policies in America continue to evolve, many young adults have expressed both concern and confusion when it comes to understanding their healthcare coverage, especially as they transition...
The holiday season is one of the most common times to get sick. Crowded family gatherings, busy travel destinations, and colder weather develop perfect conditions for illness to spread quickly and easily....
When daylight savings time ended on Nov. 3, the sun began setting before many students finished class, leaving evenings darker and longer. Students and counselors say the sudden shift in daylight has caused...
A Saturday night at a campus bar hums with music, flashing lights, and crowded tables of half-finished drinks. For most students, it’s a normal weekend, until it isn’t. In just seconds, a drink can...
As fall wraps up, Loyola’s campus arboretum prepares for winter before blossoming again in the spring. Since 2013, Loyola’s campus has been an accredited arboretum through the Morton Register of Arboreta,...
Loyola held its second annual WellFest in McGuire Hall on Sept.17, giving students the opportunity to define the meaning of wellness in their lives as college students.
Students and staff bustled...
It’s 7:30 a.m. on a Monday, and the alarm buzzes for an 8 a.m. class. The temptation to hit snooze is strong, especially after a late night.
For many college students, moments like these highlight...
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,...
