Discover the Loyola experiences that distinctly prepare students to grow, thrive, and succeed in the classroom, the community, their careers, and the world
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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.
In Loyola’s Intro to Book Publishing course, students learn the book publishing process and collaborate with Apprentice House, a ...
Loyola's economics degree options, which feature interactive and transformative discussion around real world social issues and business ...
Students learn professional video production skills in Loyola’s Backpack Video Production
Students in Loyola’s Beltway Politics course explore the evolution of American politics in Washington, D.C.
Physics majors select from three tracks that are specialized for various career paths. A liberal arts education is proven to develop better ...
Communication students traveled to London and Paris to study video production and photography.
The accounting program at Loyola provides a values-centered business education, preparing graduates to be technically proficient, ...
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 ...
Students embark on a 10-day immersion program to Ireland to learn more about global information technology through site visits with leading ...
The first student-run publishing house in the country provides Loyola students industry experience.
Learn about the field of forensics and acquire the lab techniques needed to conduct crime scene investigations.
A student shares takeaways, lessons learned, and experience proposing forward-thinking solutions from Loyola’s Building a Better World ...
A closer look at Loyola University Maryland's living learning program for all first-year students.
A student shares his experience as an intern with the National Aquarium in Baltimore—and how it shaped his academic path and career goals.
Gaining valuable experience as an undergraduate teaching assistant in Loyola’s chem labs.
At Loyola University Maryland, transfer students find a welcoming community abound with opportunities.
Learn about Loyola's distinctive living learning program for first-year students.
Faculty mentors, engaging discourse, and field trips and traditions are just a few ways the Honors Program sets students up for an ...
Multimedia Storytelling brings community stories to life through service-learning.
Communication majors learn how to adapt to new technologies, gain critical firsthand experience working with clients, and can specialize in ...
Demand for professionals with forensic training has never been greater, and Loyola’s Forensic Studies program is unique in that it ...
Loyola's Engineering program provides broad-based instruction in engineering fundamentals, and students specialize in one of four ...
Finance is one of the most popular undergraduate concentrations in the Sellinger School of Business, and students benefit from expert ...
The highly motivated students on Loyola's nationally ranked Fed Challenge team see their studies in action by working together to apply ...
Sitting at the nexus of computer science, statistics, and business, Loyola boasts the first undergraduate Data Science program in the state ...
Loyola's marketing concentration within the Sellinger School of Business teaches students core marketing principles, personal selling and ...
Design thinking course helps student entrepreneurs bring ideas to life.
Student troupes explore the world of theater, and gain production experience, and bring classic and contemporary works to life on Loyola's ...
Overseas trips open a world of study to MBA students.
A closer look at an Arabic course that engages students in the community.
GreyComm Studios offers real-world experience in television production and broadcasting.
Faculty and students partner with community association to restore abandoned buildings in Baltimore.
Students in this fine arts class examine the structure—and intellectual context—of the human anatomy.
WLOY is on the air and in the community.
A student's long-time dream to study and live in Rome became a reality.
Experts. Scholars. Gurus. Guides. Loyola faculty are much more than exceptional teachers. Hear their words of wisdom for a successful first ...
Students in Loyola's Aperio Seminar of Humane Texts brings Baltimore’s female authors to life.
A student's semester in New Zealand proves to also be a journey of the mind and the heart.
A student shares her experience studying photojournalism in Nepal through the Jennings Scholarship.
A student breaks down the transition from high school academics to college - and the support available to help you thrive.
Students in this biology class get hands-on experience with plant propagation, testing disease-fighting properties, and examining nutrient ...
Greyhounds to study a variety of topics in Japan, France, and the United Kingdom.
Loyola students get the opportunity to attend Adobe MAX-The Creativity Conference, where they reflect on their passions and find focus in ...
A student shares seven ways her first year was enhanced by the people and programs at Loyola.
Art history students create an exhibit of rare fore-edge paintings.
The Loyola college experience is as much social, physical, and spiritual as it is intellectual.
A Loyola University Maryland education expands the mind, inspires the spirit, and prepares students for whatever the future holds.