From supporting the Ramblers at a home game to getting into the spooky spirit, explore all there is to do around Loyola in the next two weeks.

From face paint and autographs to a kids-only press conference, Gentile Arena looked a little different on Saturday, October 10. “A lot of our fanbase is young families, and there were tons of young ...

When actor Yasen Peyankov first appears on stage for Chopin in Winter, a theatrical and musical production of the celebrated story by Chicago author and MacArthur Fellow Stuart Dybek (BS ’64, MA ’68) ...

Loyola University Chicago faculty experts are availableto provide insight on a variety of topics as they relate to artificial intelligence (AI), from education to social justice to Catholicism. Media ...

A first-generation college student, Jose Aguilera (BS ’29) arrived at Loyola for his freshman year with some anxiety, compounded by his discomfort in the unfamiliar campus environment. “At first it ...

Dana Garbarski will assume the role of director of the Gannon Center for Women and Leadership, effective January 2027. This appointment follows a search process initiated by a call to all tenured ...

On October 11, more than 55,000 runners from around the world will take the starting line at the 2026 Bank of America Chicago Marathon. Among them are several Loyola University Chicago faculty, staff, ...

When concert ticket prices skyrocket, there’s often a complicated web of business dealings driving high costs—and a history that can be traced back as far as the Gilded Age. In his new book, Power and ...

“The good news is they call us out and highlight what we have here in Chicago, which is plentiful, clean water and relatively good air quality,” says Aaron Durnbaugh, director of sustainability at ...

Libraries today have more to offer than most people realize. At Loyola University Chicago, the libraries not only provide books or study spaces—they are continually evolving their services to support ...

More than 2,000 parents, siblings, extended family, and friends visited Loyola’s Lake Shore Campus in late September, marking the largest Family Weekend to date. Throughout the sunny, early fall ...

Yes, it is my 106th birthday. Birthdays are special days, and this one is also very special. In fact, I am unable to be there because I have a bad summer cold and other health issues so it has been ...