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Baltimore wouldn’t be what it is without its “hidden gems.” Our team of radio storytellers spread out across the city to find people making a difference in the city. From the person behind a successful neighborhood after-school program, to volunteers who are doing everything they can to provide meals to families, to musicians and artists...
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Sports have been an unshaken and lovingly received piece of American culture since the Colonial era. As time has gone on, sports have become a wildly popular cornerstone of America’s game culture, and, arguably, America’s culture as a whole. The latter sentence can also be said about sports’ favorite compliment, sports betting, though the former...
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The Loyola Consulting Group (LCG) transformed McGuire Hall into a space where students sat with business owners to present strategies and recommendations to produce real growth, known as the ‘Final Deliverable.’ What began as a semester-long project through the student-run organization turned into a moment where ideas met execution, and students proved their
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For the past two years, Loyola’s Athletics has integrated several marketing strategies to boost student engagement. Giveaways, like t-shirts, rally towels, and plushies, seem to be the main pull for students, particularly at women’s events. The allure of free merchandise is no secret, and Loyola Athletics and the Hounds Activities and Programming Board
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I have chronic urticaria, a rare condition that only affects 500,000 people nationwide. According to Mayo Clinic, urticaria or hives is a skin reaction that causes itchy welts from histamine release. Chronic hives are welts that last for more than six weeks and return often over months or years. I am writing to tell my...
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This year Loyola University Maryland celebrated its first International Festival, organized by the Caribbean Student Union (CSU) and the Middle Eastern South Asia Alliance (MESA). Over the past few years, CSU and MESA have celebrated their annual CarnivalxHoli Festival. However, this year they decided to expand and invited other cultural organizations to sho
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Sick of fast moving animation with no heart behind it? Then look no further than the slow-moving world of the iconic Peanuts franchise. The slow animation within the peanuts cartoon comes in stark contrast to the high stimulation and fast moving content that has often gained notoriety within recent years. Because of this, many parents...
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It goes without saying that we’re living in the most chaotic, confusing, overwhelming, and uncertain period of American history of our lives so far. The truth is that these events may end up changing our lives in their entirety. The nature of the period we’re living in is self-evident, but that fact only makes many...
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On Wednesday nights, music fills the Fitness and Aquatic Center (FAC) studio with the sounds of salsa, bachata, and merengue. What started off as a student’s idea has turned into Loyola’s newest space for connection and celebration, filling a gap for Latin music and community on campus. The new Latin Dance Club was founded by...
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During the 2024-25 school year, Loyola announced that, starting in the Fall of 2026, textbook costs will be included in each student’s tuition and financial aid packages, allowing students to receive aid for course materials that were previously paid for out of pocket. The school will be adopting Barnes & Noble’s First Day Complete Program,...
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