According to CBS News, schools across the United States have introduced new phone policies for the 2024-25 academic year, which restricts students’ access to their devices during school hours. The National...

Podcasting has made its way onto Loyola University Maryland’s campus. Many students have taken it upon themselves to create their own podcasts. Gavriella Hardoon Hodge ‘23 is the founder and host...

On Thursday, March 21, Chad Smith, a technology associate at the Office of Public Outreach at the Space Telescope Science Institute, came to the Loyola Notre Dame Library to discuss and demonstrate The...

On Feb. 21, the Loyola Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CI&E) hosted its Spring Hackathon following the success of the hackathon in the fall. A hackathon is a problem-solving workshop...

In late July, Loyola received two gifts from alumni totaling more than $1.46 million. The gifts came from Nick Simon ’84, and the Frank family (George Frank ’50 and Tim Frank ’85) with the intention...

On Monday, Dec. 4, the CPaMS (Computer science, Physics, and Mathematics Statistics) Scholars program invited Mindgrub CEO Todd Marks ’98 to speak to students about success in the software development,...

This Sunday, Oct. 15, Loyola’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is hosting a live broadcast event featuring Trevor Noah, writer and host of “The Daily Show.” The...

Along with the new additions made to Boulder and the newly created bookstore and mailroom, the library is also expected to have new updates. According to Director of the Library Barbara Preece, the seven-month...

With the rise of media and social networking, many online resources have become readily available to students to help them build their professional network. LinkedIn, Handshake and Loyola Connect are three...

On Monday, April 20 Kara Swisher gave her lecture “The Day the Internet Becomes Invisible” for theCommunication Department's annual Clarence J. Caulfield Memorial Lecture. Swisher is the co-executive...

It’s been a few weeks since the semester began, and you might have noticed that the indicators for shuttle times have been taken down. The removal of the indicators marks the arrival of Loyola’s newest...