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 ...

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.

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 ...

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, ...

With the health science workforce ranked among the fastest-growing sectors in the U.S. economy, Loyola’s new Health Science major within Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health prepares ...

Loyola University Chicago President Mark C. Reed pulled an all-nighter on Thursday. He wasn’t in his office. Instead, he spent the night getting a crash course in Chicago history—cycling more than 30 ...

Loyola University Chicago’s new University-Wide Student Success Strategy is designed to strengthen student retention, graduation, career outcomes, and equity across the University. The strategy, ...

Just days after moving into de Nobili Hall, Sam Harrington (BA ’30), a first-year political science and philosophy major from Des Moines, Iowa, was already feeling at home—and it wasn’t just the ...

Loyola University Chicago’s annual University Convocation brought together faculty, staff, and administrators on August 21 as part of Ramblers Welcome Day to reaffirm the University’s academic mission ...

Phillip Rowell (BBA ’06, MJ ’15) steered a Kawasaki Mule utility vehicle to the edge of a fenced-in pasture at Ironhide Bison in Villa Grove, Illinois, and slowed to a stop. In the near distance, more ...

Pope Leo XIV presented his first encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas,” at the Vatican on Monday, laying out an impassioned call to preserve human dignity, protect workers, and ensure adequate regulatory ...