Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, the newly renamed McAuley Women’s Center threw a birthday bash in McGuire Hall on Friday, March 14. The party featured raffle giveaways, branded party hats, a decorative...
With the Student Government Association (SGA) election results now in, many students across campus are reflecting on the election’s significance. Students gave insights as to what made certain candidates...
About 170 students involved with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, also known as VITA, are gearing up to offer free tax filing services to members of the Baltimore Community. This year, students...
The Center for the Humanities hosted a panel discussion regarding a phrase that has been used by many in recent weeks: “a constitutional crisis.” The term has been used by newspapers, politicians opposing...
Loyola University Maryland is asking students, faculty, staff, and administrators to take part in its second climate survey, a tool designed to understand and improve campus life. The survey, created in...
Affiliate Professor of Finance Scott Gromacki passed away at age 59 on Feb. 24. Gromacki was an integral part of the Loyola community and will be remembered for the impact he had on students, faculty,...
With the recent plane crashes in and around the Baltimore area, many people are wondering whether flying still remains the safest form of travel.
Many students are not only worried for their own safety,...
Professor at Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Daniel Deudney, presented to an intimate group of Loyola students and professors in McGuire Hall in the latest installment of Loyola’s Modern Masters Reading...
Charles Engler ‘27, recently won UpSurge Baltimore’s $50,000 Innovation Award for his business Luminova Beauty. With his award, Engler aspires to build a broader and advanced foundation for his science-backed...
Students had a chance to express both their creativity and appreciation for Black History Month at an open mic night at the campus Starbucks. The Student Government Association (SGA) gathered members of...
What started as a senior capstone project turned into a movement to increase awareness of the underrepresented population of children living with pacemakers.
Students in the public relations capstone...
This past week, Loyola welcomed Tray Jones, a former inmate at the Maryland State Penitentiary, for a guest lecture titled “Criminal (In)Justice: Laws Without Mercy.” At 16-years-old, Jones was wrongly...
