by Mike Calabrese in News
Rev. Brian Linnane, S.J. made his third State of the College address last Wednesday, addressing issues of diversity, education, Jesuit values and the future of Loyola College. The Alumni Memorial Chapel was filled to capacity with students, faculty and administrators gathered together to celebrate the progress of the 2006-2007 academic year and collectively look forward to the new year.
by Kyle Emmich in News
After the Virginia Tech tragedy, Loyola College Public Safety officials asked themselves how they could better get in touch with students in case of an emergency on campus. One of the solutions to the problem is the e2Campus program: a system managed by a third party that allows Loyola Police to instantly send out broadcast text messages containing vital information.
by Matt Lindeboom in News
Nicole Charatte graduated in 2007 with a degree in English, and classmate Conor Mulroe studied Political Science and thought about attending law school. But when many of their classmates left Baltimore following graduation, Charatte and Mulroe stayed in the city to become -- of all things -- teachers.
