The Loyola University Black Alumni Society invites you to a luncheon supporting The Expression Endowed Scholarship in Memory of Edgar “Dooky” Chase III. Dooky was the first Black president of Loyola's Student Government Association. Edgar was also a founding member of Expression, the first Black student association at Loyola. The scholarship promotes excellence among Loyola’s undergraduate students by offering meaningful support. Tickets and sponsorships are available. 

“We Are One Body” reminds us that we are not meant to move through life alone. Like the pieces of a broken vessel, each of us carries our own stories and wounds, yet it is through connection, grace, and love that we are brought together into something whole.

Come out for free beignets and writing "thank you" notes to those in your support system, celebrating the Jesuit values of community and gratitude!

Join Loyola's Fellowships Advisor to learn all about fellowships! This session will provide an introduction to what fellowships are, how to find these competitive opportunities, and tips for applying. We’ll also highlight specific fellowships for current students and recent graduates, including international fellowship programs such as Fulbright, CLS, CBYX, DAAD, and more.

There are opportunities for students in just about every field! Join us to learn more!

join us as we come together to stand with survivors of sexual assault, raise awareness, break the silence, and work toward a community free from sexual violence.

your voice matters. your presence matters. Together, we can create a culture of support, accountability and justice for surviviors.

Join us for an important conversation on awareness, prevention, advocacy, and support survivors.

join us for an inspiring evening featuring a panel discussion with five accomplished Latina leaders.

Come and join us Feminist Friday with Dr. Pedalino, a researcher, educator, and community leader dedicated to advancing criminal legal system reform and survivor- centered response to sexual violence.