The Corner Series

Students Recognize Art Born From the Street Corners of Harlem, NY

The theme, “Celebrating the Renaissance of Black Artistry,” highlights the Harlem Renaissance, which was a pivotal time in Black History. During this time, Harlem, New York, became a dynamic epicenter for black artistry, as it garnered black dancers, singers, philosophers, writers, and scholars alike.
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Adieu, Juicy Campus

An Opinion About the Site's Value
By Hollie Chessman, Associate Director Student Activities

Citing difficulty in funding the site in these hard financial times, JuicyCampus founder Matt Ivester announced in a post on the official JuicyCampus blog that he had decided to take the site offline.
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Thank You, Dr. DeNoble

Big Tobacco Whistleblower Gives Lecture

Students and staff listened intently to DeNoble, a former Philip Morris researcher, as he gave his narrative of being the first “whistleblower” to testify in Congress as a key witness against the tobacco industry in 1994.
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Leaders@Loyno

Applying to be a Student Leader Has Never Been Easier

Spring boarding from the already successful EMPLOYOLA software used by the CDC for career development networking, Leaders@Loyno is a program designed to be a one-stop-shop for students looking for on-campus leadership opportunities.
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Programming Highlight - February

Awakening Your Mind, Body, and Soul

Once a semester, University Ministry sponsors this retreat by students for students.  Awakening is an experience that allows students to find community with one another and understand Loyola’s Jesuit Identity.  More importantly, the retreat helps students discern their connection with their own spirituality.
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