Maryland public schools have been hit with immense budget cuts that disrupted the end of the 2025 school year and could continue into the fall. The federal government has threatened funding from the...
Adding to the growing list of entrepreneurs on campus this year are students Jeremy Shutt ‘26 and Sean Angelucci ‘27, working in the home service business. This year, these two students proved the...
This year Baltimore Center Stage (BCS) partnered with the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services to launch the Juvenile Justice Theater program. Running from Oct. through the end of April at Baltimore...
Latino groups working with undocumented mothers and children say the current political climate under the Trump administration has exacerbated hardships. Many Latinos across the United States are concerned...
Widespread threats of ICE deportations and new executive orders by the Trump administration undermine the lives of approximately 200,000 undocumented immigrants in the state, where bustling and vibrant...
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,...
Loyola Communications Professor and retired WBAL-TV reporter, Dr. Timothy Tooten died at age 66 on Feb. 9, WBAL-TV reports. Tooten was an integral member of the newsroom, and was a trusted source as an...
The CVS on York Road shut its doors on Feb. 5 after years of serving the Baltimore area. The closing of this particular CVS location has raised concerns among members of the Loyola community.
One of...
Every spring semester at Loyola, Professor Molly Robey teaches a course in Practical Meteorology, where students study current weather events and how meteorologists measure temperature and pressure for...
Twice a week, families and educators gather at the Maryland Book Bank in Baltimore City, in the Woodberry neighborhood, just three miles from Loyola’s campus. When you walk into the warehouse, shelves...
After voting for the first time in a presidential election, Towson University student Jaidyn Monroe ‘26 and Loyola student Imani James ‘25 felt the sting of disappointment. Both young women had entered...
It was no ordinary day for WLOY Radio Station Operations Manager John Devecka who lives with his wife, 19-year-old daughter, and dog in the Coldspring Newtown community on Dec. 5 as they are located directly...
