On Monday, March 19, Loyola was visited by Bryan Stevenson, the author of this year’s Messina common text, Just Mercy. Stevenson is also a public interest lawyer and the founder and executive director...
On Monday, Feb. 5, artist Jesse Krimes spoke about the “Creative Expression as Resistance,” which focused on his artwork and the personal experiences that inspired his work.
Krimes holds a bachelor’s...
On Jan. 24 the Bunting Peace and Justice Speaker Series welcomed Gimena Sánchez-Garzoli, the Director for the Andes at the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) Director of the Office of Peace and...
As a Jesuit University, Loyola offers many faith and justice-based programs that allow students to interact with the injustices of the world firsthand. Justice Walking, developed by Just Faith Ministries,...
On Thursday, Nov. 2, founders of Viva House Brendan Walsh and Willa Bickham hosted a book talk in the CCSJ Common Space. Walsh and Bickham discussed their work with the Catholic Worker Movement and the...
Ellen Gee and Erricka Bridgeford, two of the six organizers of Baltimore Ceasefire, spoke about their efforts to reduce gun violence in the city of Baltimore on Thursday, Sept. 21. This lecture was the...
“Walls, lines, fences, borders/ All projects of separation,/Not communications, nor love,/ nor reconciliations./ Lie, surrounding our vision/ With distinction, deeply/ Embedded by history,” are the...
