It was time for the caps and gowns as the sound of trumpets welcomed Loyola's Class of 2024 into CFG Bank Arena on May 18. Beaming graduates filled the seats and waved to the camera flying above. This...
Loyolapalooza occurs prior to the start of final exams. It was very difficult to be bored if you attended this event. As you got closer to DGA field, you heard laughter and felt the warmth of the sunshine....
This article is the fourth of a four-part series investigating Loyola’s connections to slavery.
Over the course of two years, publishers, authors, and editors have been cultivating “Untold Truths:...
The Office of Equity and Inclusion hosted the Fourth Annual Silver Celebration to recognize the achievements of underrepresented students at Loyola on April 23. Students from the class of 2024 who identify...
This article is the third of a four-part series investigating Loyola’s connections to slavery.
After investigative research over the course of two years, Loyola explored the school’s affiliation with...
The third annual Wilson Peace Symposium is the culminating spring event for the Karson Institute for Race, Peace, and Social Justice. This year's theme highlights the 70th anniversary of Brown vs. Board...
The Fulbright program is officially accepting applications for the 2025-2026 academic year. Fulbright is a prestigious award supported by the U.S. Department of State. It was established by Congress after...
The Economics and Communication departments are coming together to create an interdisciplinary minor for business journalism. The students can not only get a better understanding of the business world,...
The stairs leading up to McGuire Hall were lined with footprints and white paper bags, with the names of people who have been affected by cancer in some way, including both survivors and those who have...
This article is the second of a four-part series investigating Loyola’s connections to slavery.
As of 2024, over 8,000 descendants of the Georgetown University sale of 272 enslaved people have been...
The Sellinger Scholars, Loyola’s Business School Honors Society, is approaching the 20th year of their program. Since its inception, the program has doubled in size, observed a growing role for students...
Loyola’s Communications Department invited journalists Curt Guyette and Lindsey Smith to speak at this year’s Caulfield Lecture. Both journalists are widely known for their reporting on the Flint Water...
