The conflict in Gaza continues on the battlefield, as does the heated debate at universities around the world, including Loyola.
Raneem Odeh ‘26, a student who lived in the West Bank, helped organize...
Update: On Monday, Feb. 20, another 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey and Syria in the same region. So far more than 680 people have been injured in Turkey and Syria as well as three reported dead.
On...
On Oct. 29, the largest post-pandemic Halloween celebration in South Korea occurred in Itaewon on, a neighborhood within the capital city of Seoul, and resulted in a deadly crowd surge due to an overcrowding...
A humanitarian crisis has been unfolding in Myanmar, also referred to as Burma, since 2017 with violence increasing over the past year. The United Nations is investigating claims of genocide, while the...
Five-time author and human rights advocate, Carolyn Forché, is known for her many political poems and books. She uses her poems to portray, in-depth, all of her life experiences, informing the public...
On Oct. 1, students were able to participate in a Zoom webinar concerning political turmoil in Peru. The lecture was hosted by Dr. Ñusta Carranza Ko, an associate professor from the School of Public...
2019 has experienced a number of natural disasters, and studies show that these events are only going to become more extreme and more frequent in the coming years. The Environmental Action Committee has...
On April 9, Loyola’s Office of International Programs hosted “Understanding Islamophobia,” lectured by Peter Hopkins, a professor of social geography and the dean of social justice at Newcastle...
On Friday, March 29, the Loyola Maryland Kino Border Initiative (KBI), an immersion program offering participants the chance to speak with migrants at the Arizona-Mexico border to learn about their experiences...
Arabyola, the Loyola Arabic Club, hosted Arabyola GOT Talent on Friday, March 22, as a fun way to promote the Arabic department and club. At the event, students showcased their talents in Arabic through...
On March 18, “Exit West” author Mohsin Hamid delivered the 2019 Hanway Lecture and Humanities Symposium Keynote, “Rights of Passage.” Reitz Arena was packed with students, faculty, and community...
On Tuesday, April 3, Loyola welcomed Paul Hawken, an environmentalist, entrepreneur, author, and activist, to campus to speak about possible solutions for global warming. Hawken discussed his answers to...
