The Baltimore mayoral election is beginning to heat up as 17 candidates move onto the primary election. The vote will take place on May 14 and determine who will move on to represent the Democratic and...
A catastrophic event has sent shockwaves through Baltimore the morning of Tuesday, March 26. At 1:30 a.m., the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after a container ship lost power and crashed into its...
Lobby Day is held every year in Maryland for different groups and citizens to come and introduce ideas for bills and policies that they want implemented in their district, county or state. Loyola students...
If you want to get around Baltimore expect to cough up some serious cash. It’s about $20 one-way in an Uber to get most places in the city, even more if it’s late at night, and you can only split that...
David Hornbeck, founder of Restorative Schools Maryland, paid a visit to the Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) on Nov. 6, where he met with Loyola’s circle of 10. Circles of 10 are small...
The Baltimore Free Farm is a grassroots organization supported by Fusion Partnerships, a non-profit focused on providing fiscal sponsorship and other forms of support for Baltimore community projects and...
Late in the evening on Oct. 3, the Baltimore Police Department responded to reports of an active shooter at Morgan State University, a mere two miles from Loyola’s campus.
Five people, including four...
Loyola celebrated the 33rd anniversary of the Caulfield Lecture by inviting journalists focused on the environmental beat to discuss the imminent issue of climate change and its impact on the Chesapeake...
Nine Baltimore-based entrepreneurs were selected as this year's Cohorts for the Baltipreneurs Accelerator program, with five cohorts being awarded thousands of dollars for their hard work at the end of...
BUILD stands for Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development and has been around for over 45 years. Because of this plan, more job opportunities have become available, and more schools and neighborhoods...
Pallets of salt are piled and waiting on Loyola’s campus, but one thing is conspicuously absent: the snow. So far this winter, Baltimore has barely had any measurable snow, and temperatures have been...
Schools are supposed to be a place of learning and growth. However, as of late, many events have happened in Baltimore that have made students and their parents feel uneasy about their children heading...
