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What are Gen Z’s Thoughts About Voting in this Year’s Election?

Isabella Hennessey-Velazco and Caden Garcia October 10, 2024

What Issues are Loyola Students Saying Matter to Them? The 2024 presidential election will be the first in which many members of Gen Z are eligible to vote. In poll conducted on The Greyhound Instagram,...

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How Do Loyola Students Plan on Voting?

According to the Brennan Center for Justice, over the last 20 years, states have put barriers in front of the ballot box imposing strict voter ID laws, cutting voting times, and restricting registration....

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A Look at Maryland Politics Ahead of Election Day

Ava Kane and Ashley Lopez October 8, 2024

Is Maryland’s Senate seat a swing seat? The upcoming Maryland senate race between Democrat Angela Alsobrooks and Republican Larry Hogan is expected to be one of the closest state races. According...

Many Loyola Viewers Surprised by Civility at Vice Presidential Debate

Many Loyola Viewers Surprised by Civility at Vice Presidential Debate

Jack Barker October 6, 2024

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance met face to face for the first time on the vice-presidential debate stage on Tuesday, Oct. 1. For many students at Loyola, one of the things that surprised...

What Do The Members of Loyola Think of The Trump vs Harris Debate?

What Do The Members of Loyola Think of The Trump vs Harris Debate?

Jack Barker September 16, 2024

The first, and potentially only, presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump took place on Tuesday, Sept. 10 in Philadelphia and on screens across America. Many...

Social Media’s Influence on the 2024 Presidential Election

Social Media’s Influence on the 2024 Presidential Election

Samuel Gibbs May 2, 2024

Social media has become a primary method of campaigning, as candidates have shifted away from the traditional ‘shaking hands and kissing babies’ methodology. Its influence has been at the forefront...

Off to the Races: An Overview of the Baltimore Mayoral Election

Off to the Races: An Overview of the Baltimore Mayoral Election

Samantha Jones May 1, 2024

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...

Robert F. Kennedy is Popular Among Young Voters, but can he Shake up the Election?

Robert F. Kennedy is Popular Among Young Voters, but can he Shake up the Election?

Joshua Glatman April 30, 2024

With the Republican Primaries effectively coming to an end, the options for the 2024 Presidential Race have been whittled down. While Trump and Biden are poised to lock horns in a rematch of the 2020 election,...

2024 Presidential Campaign: Trump and Biden Lead the Two-Party System

2024 Presidential Campaign: Trump and Biden Lead the Two-Party System

Bridget Botelho April 29, 2024

With the 2024 Presidential Race underway, getting to know and understand each candidate and their policies is crucial. That said, two candidates continue to drive the polls in opposite directions while...

CCSJ Partners with Community Activists for Death of Innocence Forum and Fair

CCSJ Partners with Community Activists for Death of Innocence Forum and Fair

Rory Durso February 13, 2024

Members of the Baltimore community came to Loyola to discuss the mistreatment of young people in America in partnership with Loyola’s Center for Community Service and Justice. On Feb. 1, students and...

What’s Next? Legal Expert Elie Mystal Discusses the Constitutional Right to Privacy and the Future of Personal Rights

What’s Next? Legal Expert Elie Mystal Discusses the Constitutional Right to Privacy and the Future of Personal Rights

Jeremy Ahearn November 4, 2022

McGuire Hall was standing-room only to hear Elie Mystal speak about what he views as increasing government infringement on personal liberties. Spurred by the recent Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson,...

Student Political Action Groups Prepare Students for the Midterm Election

Student Political Action Groups Prepare Students for the Midterm Election

Katie Roessel November 3, 2022

The midterm elections are coming up this Tuesday, Nov. 8, and campus political organizations have been working to encourage Loyola students to vote.  Jake Taylor ’25 is the president of the Loyola...

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