A representative of the U.S. Census Bureau, who visited the front desk of Bellarmine Hall and attempted to interview students Jan. 30, was misidentified as an agent from the U.S. Immigration and ...

Editor-in-Chief Griffin Krueger implores students to get off their screens. I’ve learned a lot in the seven semesters I’ve ...

Digging a tunnel beneath the road might be a safer option — this would bypass the congestion on Sheridan and allow students ...

The increase is higher than the increase the university put in place for the current school year and is one of the largest ...

Hailing from Las Vegas, redshirt first-year setter Alex Smits Van Oyen brings new energy and perspectives to men's volleyball ...

Actor Ben Barnes boasted his debut singing chops at House of Blues. On a blue stage, a raised drum kit sat, flanked by ...

Shane Davis has deep roots with Loyola's volleyball program, starting as a player before finishing as the newest head coach ...

Students from the Stritch School of Medicine are studying for the Medical College Admission Test, leading to heavier stress ...

Marrying rich is, in a sense, a form of career management. In the same way professionals cultivate skills and connections to ...

Graduate mile runner Emma Watcke's history with Loyola's coaching staff and team is long, the product of a culture of care ...

In her new novel, “We Could Be Rats,” Emily Austin invites readers into a parallel universe which houses the imaginary small ...

Following three first-place finishes in Iowa City, Iowa at the Hawkeye Invitational, the Loyola track and field team trekked ...