Loyola’s campus calendar is overflowing with events, special speakers, and opportunities you won’t want to miss… From the annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Convocation to poetry readings to visits from media personalities and comedians, musical concerts, and Q&As with thought leaders from around the globe, you can anticipate having a very full calendar beyond your class schedule.
And then there are Loyola’s beloved annual events and traditions, including Initium Week, Loyolapalooza, the BSA Fashion Show, Relay for Life, Chordbusters, and student theatre troupe productions, just to name a few. Every year, Late Night at Loyola hosts nearly 200 programs co-sponsored by more than 30 departments and student-run clubs.
Details, dates, and information for how to participate in, attend, or get tickets for each are announced throughout the year. Be sure to read Loyola Today and check out The Bridge.
The Activities Fair is a great opportunity to figure out what you want to get involved in at Loyola
Campus Ministry hosts Lessons and Carols every December
Acapella groups Belles and Chimes (pictured) perform at their annual Chordbusters concert
Students listening to their peers perform at the annual Chordbusters concert
Catch a performance from Loyola's Dance Company
Loyola's Dance Company performs in a showcase each semester
SGA hosts a variety of events throughout the year, the most popular being Loyolapalooza
Attend one of the many lectures hosted at Loyola each semester
Students cheering on the main act at Loyolapalooza
A student band performs to warm up the crowd before the main act at Loyolapalooza
Loyolapalooza is more than just music, there are rides too
Be sure to attend one of the theatre department's many plays
Loyola offers a number of instrumental ensembles students can audition for
Students participate in a dance during the Relay for Life event
Relay for Life is a Loyola tradition
Loyola's theater department is home to multiple performance groups