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Several locations on campus have undergone renovations or upgrades while students were off campus for summer.
Loyola’s student government has finished its spring elections and begun implementing several executive orders.
The First Family sent Sister Jean the Proclamation after Schmidt first met Dr. Jill Biden in 2018.
An unknown man not affiliated with Loyola entered several student rooms in Mertz Hall Sept. 8.
The mural was painted over by CTA maintenance staff who mistook it for grafitti.
SES Assistant Professor Gilbert Michaud is using a new $2.5 million grant from the Department of Energy to …
Loyola’s History Department hosted the Sept. 10 watch party of the debate between the two candidates for president.
The plan outlines potential projects Loyola is considering across their array of property holdings.
In 2021, Simmons become the first Black person elected as Illinois’ District 7 State Senator.
The Welcome Week WTC Block Party rounded up Welcome Week at Loyola and celebrated Sister Jean turning 105.
Woods comes to Loyola after serving as a Dean and Vice Provost at Marquette University.
Changes to Community Standards prohibit students from holding demonstrations outside the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Pro-Palestinian protestors gathered to march outside of the Democratic National Convention on the final day of the event …
Updated Title IX regulations cause changes to Loyola’s Comprehensive Policy, involving sexual harassment and discrimination.
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