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A warm end to the month of September brings unique events to Loyola and its community.
Numbers have been steadily improving since COVID and new programs attract students.
Loyola students past and present scream their woes away every Sunday at Chicago Scream Club.
Signs around Lake Shore Campus will honor the university’s Jesuit heritage.
Administration takes steps to better reflect historical significance.
Loyola welcomes Sullivan the therapy dog.
The university is working to put safeguards in place to protect funding.
There’s an ongoing investigation on Lakeshore Campus regarding the theft.
A new affordable housing project is planned for Edgewater.
Faculty defends the decision as students express confusion.
The canonization of the first Millennial saint inspired Loyola students and faculty in their faith.
Trump threatened to deploy the National Guard in Chicago with the goals of carrying out “immigrant crackdown” and …
Malini Suchack, PhD, begins her first school year as Dean of the School of Environmental Sustainability.
Four Red line stops reopen after four years of renovations, bringing major improvements to the stations and community …
The Phoenix returns to the stands and along with it the weekly good news column.
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