Scholarship Endowment

To celebrate increased diversity at Loyola College, the Class of 2007 will create the Class of 2007 Scholarship Endowment. The need-based scholarship will be awarded as determined by the Office of Financial Aid. An endowment grows over time, allowing the members of the Class of 2007 to continue to support the scholarship and provide opportunities for students in financial need to attend Loyola.  In addition, the Class will promote cultural and global awareness via a time zone and clock display in the Student Center.

Marian Shrine and a painting of the Madonna and Child: In memory of Fr. Ridley

The Class of 2005 supported the installation of the a Marian Shrine and a painting of the Madonna and Child in the Alumni Memorial Chapel in memory of late College President Harold Ridley, S.J.  Fr. Ridley had admired the painting of the Madonna and Child by a contemporary South American artist when he saw it in the Bendann Art Galleries in Towson. He had intended to acquire the artwork for the College, and it has since been donated to the College by the gallery owner, Lance Bendann.

Support Renovation of Andrew White Student Center

The Class of 1996 worked together to demonstrate its loyalty and appreciation to the College.  The 1996 Senior Class chose to support the renovation of the Andrew White Student Center ensuring that future students will be able to enjoy top-notch recreation facilities.

Bronzed Greyhounds

A combined effort between the Classes of 1992 and 1995, the College now has bronzed statues of its mascot, the Greyhound, out front the new Fitness and Aquatic Center.