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The Kiribati Project focused on equipping residents of a small island with the necessary tools to document their …
The 48th Ward hosted their annual Halloween parade for another year, attracting locals of all ages for family …
This is the first time this has been true for the university since they became a tax-exempt organization …
The organization raises money for local non-profits suchs as PAWS Chicago, Lemons of Love and The Farmers House.
Fall is upon us, so get ready for a list of spooktacular events designed to help you take …
The website page would be added to the Loyola website and provide information on resources available to them.
The Clery Report suggests lengths students should take to keep themselves and their personal possessions safe.
The event is part of a larger initiative through the university to bring to light the steps they …
Rumors regarding the removal of library books from Sullivan Center and Cudahy Library spread among faculty and students.
A new policy regarding programming over the mid-semester break was suddenly introduced to law students with little explanation …
This was the first of two Finance Town Halls expected to take place this school year.
Loyola history professor Michelle Nickerson talks about her book “Spiritual Criminals: How the Camden 28 Put the Vietnam …
The event was hosted by the History Department Diversity Committee and was attended by both students and professors.
In Beirut, alumnus Michael Petro S.J. is helping to house displaced refugees who have fled their homes in …
Loyola’s Grief Group, facilitated by the Wellness Center and Campus Ministry, begins its nine-week program for the semester.
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