In 1969, one Loyola freshman walked into a composition class taught by his first-year advisor, Dr. Thomas Scheye. Little did he know, that class would change his life.
Mark Bowden, well-known news correspondent,...
On Tuesday, Jan. 30, Loyola staff and students gathered to discuss racism in today’s world in a conversation entitled “I’m Not Racist: Modern-Day Racism.” Attendees voiced their opinions about...
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...
On Jan.15, Loyola hosted its 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation in McGuire Hall. The convocation honored the 50-year anniversary of Dr. King’s death, and provided an occasion for a discussion...
“Go forth and set the world on fire.”
Loyola’s Office of International Programs lives out St. Ignatius’ words through their lineup of study abroad opportunities. Loyola currently has programs,...
This Saturday, Nov. 18 from 8-11 p.m., the Middle East Relief Initiative (MERI) will be hosting a gala to showcase Middle Eastern culture and to raise funds for Baltimore’s chapter of the Soccer Without...
During the summer of 2017, the Associate Director of Undergraduate Constituent Engagement
Charlie Hiebler ’95, recent Loyola graduate Bobby Trosset ’17, and the Office of Undergraduate Admission set...
Many people have heard about the bitter standoff between the pro-independents in Catalonia, Spain and the central government in Madrid. Catalan President Carles Puigdemont made a special declaration to...
For the past month, the Sexual Violence Prevention team has been teaching the Class of 2021 the importance of speaking up when someone is in danger. Each Messina class attended a presentation and was informed...
On the evening of Sunday, Sept. 3, roommates Andrew D’Addario ’20 and Eric
Dominguez ’20 were waiting for an Uber on York Road near the Senator Theater. Just before 10
p.m. the students were approached...
As new and returning Greyhounds walk onto campus to begin the new year, there is someone missing.
On July 5, Jimi Patrick ’20 was murdered along with three other men from Bucks County, Pa. His story...
Renouned author, historian, and photographer Teju Cole addressed the Loyola community on Monday, Jan. 1 at the 24th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation. The large audience that filled McGuire Hall...
