Discover the Loyola experiences that distinctly prepare students to grow, thrive, and succeed in the classroom, the community, their careers, and the world
Our Jesuit liberal arts education calls students to tackle academic challenges head-on, to redefine what’s possible, to understand how it all connects, to think differently, to strive for excellence.
Loyola’s inaugural Social Impact Fellowship cohort proposes ways Loyola can better promote inclusivity.
Loyola’s French students get the opportunity to explore Montreal during an international weekend excursion.
Speech-Language-Hearing Science students enjoy a flexible profession and benefit from Loyola's Jesuit tradition, which they apply to their ...
A student shares takeaways, lessons learned, and experience proposing forward-thinking solutions from Loyola’s Building a Better World ...
The cornerstone of life at Loyola is relationships: meaningful, authentic, sustained relationships that foster personal growth and discernment far beyond your time on the Evergreen campus.
Jesuit education acquired at Loyola University Maryland best prepares students for academic achievement, the new world of work, and a ...
Loyola’s ALANA Mentor Program fosters leadership, mentorship, and sense of belonging.
Loyola student leaders support new students and help them have an enjoyable and inspiring first year.
Loyola’s Career Center supports Greyhounds in discerning fulfilling careers and prepares them to achieve their goals.
This place, these people, our spirit and traditions, and our shared experiences all comprise life at Loyola and the Greyhound Nation—a proud, dynamic, diverse community that challenges, supports, and emboldens each member to become their best selves and achieve success.
Loyola's annual springtime festival is one of the most popular campus events of the year.
Baltimore is alive with arts, culture, food, history, sports, and the more than 120,000 college students who live and learn here.
A recent grad shares how her Loyola experience has prepared her for life. All of it.
There are many, many reasons to love the Loyola experience. Here are just 10.
Loyola students acquire the knowledge, experience, and skills to make a living. More importantly, our students leave here having learned how to make a life. They graduate ready for everything they are about to face—today, tomorrow, and 20 years from now. More than ready. Loyola Ready.
Alumni share how their Loyola experiences led them to careers at the Chesapeake Mental Health Collaborative in Towson.
Journey through the 1461 days of a typical Loyola student and see how their experiences lead them to be Loyola Ready
Greyhounds graduate ready for anything, ready for everything.
Assistant vice president for Career Services Jim Dickinson, ’01, Ph.D., shares how Loyola prepares students for their futures.
Because nothing brings a story to life quite like a picture.
Speech-Language-Hearing Science students enjoy a flexible profession and benefit from Loyola's Jesuit tradition, which they apply to their work with families.
Jesuit education acquired at Loyola University Maryland best prepares students for academic achievement, the new world of work, and a balanced, flourishing, and purposeful life. Loyola Greyhounds aren't just ready, they're LOYOLA READY.
Learn about Loyola's distinctive living learning program for first-year students.
Communication majors learn how to adapt to new technologies, gain critical firsthand experience working with clients, and can specialize in advertising/public relations, digital media, journalism, or media and society.