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Athletic Trainers: The Secret to Athletic Success

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From treating athletes before practice, to handling injuries, doctors, and paperwork, an athletic trainer’s job goes far beyond what is seen on the sidelines; Loyola’s athletic training team is the hidden component behind their athletic performance. While players are often recognized for their performances on the track, field or court, athletic trainers like

The Greyhound’s Guide to the Weekend

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Around Loyola: Looking to make some new connections? Then head on over to the Dinner With Friends You Haven’t Met Yet hosted by the Greyhound Wellbeing Network Ambassadors! The event is on Saturday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Fernandez 315. Around Baltimore: Join Baltimore’s only locally owned and operated ghost tours for spooky...

“You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love”: Olivia Rodrigo Album Review

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When thinking of an artist who captures the true essence of being a young adult and experiencing a tornado of love and hardships, there’s only one that comes to mind: Olivia Rodrigo. Olivia Rodrigo dropped her third studio album, “You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love,” on June 12, 2026. The much-anticipated...

Campus Frames

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Categories: Photo Campus Frames Luisanni Delgado and Dorian Steadman October 5, 2026 Nature on the Evergreen Campus It’s no secret that one of Loyola University Maryland’s greatest attractions is its location. Beyond the classrooms and academic buildings, the Evergreen campus and its surroundings are home to a scenic natural landscape. Through the lush folia

‘Moved To Be More’ Brand Refresh Looks Beyond Career Readiness

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Standing 30 feet tall and 17 feet wide, six massive banners hanging on the side of the Reitz Student Center are hard to miss. Part of Loyola University Maryland’s new institutional brand rollout, the visual display introduces the campus community to “Moved To Be More”—a tagline and identity designed to highlight the university’s academic rigor,...

Dig The Grooves of Baltimore’s Famous Record Store

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For over 30 years, there has been one record store that stands out amongst them all. Starting in 1993, The Sound Garden record store is home to over 100,000 new and used vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, video games, and Blu-Rays. Store owner and founder Bryan Burkert used to visit his hometown’s store in Buffalo once...

Julio Fine Arts Gallery Wraps Up Faculty Exhibit

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The Julio Fine Arts Gallery’s first exhibit of the 2026 fall semester showcased artwork created by Loyola’s very own faculty artists. The exhibition, set to wrap up Oct. 2, features artwork created by 12 Loyola art faculty members. According to the gallery director Megan Rook-Koepsel, having a faculty art exhibit is not a new concept...

‘Literal Dream Come True’: Loyola Students at Baltimore’s International Soccer Match

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The national teams for Mexico and Colombia went head-to-head in a friendly soccer match on Saturday, Sep. 26, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Almost 70,000 fans filled the stadium and city with passion and excitement as the No. 10 and No. 11 FIFA-ranked teams faced off. ​ The match ended in a 1-1 draw....

The Ultimate Parents’ Weekend in Baltimore: Where to Eat, Explore, and More

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Loyola is kicking off October with Parents’ Weekend this Friday! Parents’ Weekend is a time when families and friends of Loyola students can come visit, participate in activities, and explore Baltimore together. One of the most unique parts of the Loyola experience is the incredible city and community that surrounds campus, and families love to...

The Debate Over Maryland’s Identity

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Whether you’ve put much thought into it or not, Maryland has been in a bit of a conflicting position, literally and figuratively. Geographically, Maryland sits in a bit of a grey area on the map, stuck between the north and the south, leaving its regional identity open to discussion. Even if Maryland is considered a...

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