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Annular Solar Eclipse Experience at Loyola University Maryland

Hannah Mannering: Loyola’s Choudhury Sarkar-Dey Medal

In conclusion, I believe my experiences at Loyola and in research have allowed me to make a difference in ways I never imagined. In addition, I believe that Loyola provides students with the ability to flourish in various ways. In particular, being...

Emily Hunt: Loyola’s Choudhury Sarkar-Dey Medal

Loyola has demonstrated the importance of not only educating myself but spreading the wealth of knowledge I have been fortunate enough to be presented with to bring about a more equitable society. As I finish my education at Loyola, I hope I can...

Ashley Dwyer: Loyola’s Choudhury Sarkar-Dey Medal

Loyola has been able to prepare me for this career in many ways. Not only have I been able to develop the strong math and physics skills that will launch me into the atmospheric science field to do research on climate variability, but the writing,...

Sylvia Lei: Loyola’s Choudhury Sarkar-Dey Medal

The past four years at Loyola have reshaped my goals for the future: initially I was pre-dental, now I am exploring environmental health careers. I have always been passionate about environmental activism. During my courses and clubs, I learned about...

Lived in Baltimore

Growing up in the Towson area, just over the county line, trips to the inner harbor, the science center, or Camden yards were semi-regular events. Yet Baltimore City remained somewhere ‘traveled to’ and not ‘lived in’. At Loyola, through...

Meet the newest NAS faculty

The Natural and Applied Sciences division is excited to introduce the newest faculty joining the sciences for the 2022-2023 academic year. They bring to Loyola a wealth of experience, inspirational energy, and passion for education. Be sure to...

Sharing passion for advocating and working with minoritized groups

Biochemistry major and Choudhury Sarkar-Dey medal finalist Alejandro Perez, '22, reflects on his experience as an Ignatian scholar, peer mentor, and Health Outreach Baltimore advocate.

Physics alumna and Ignatius Scholar serves others through peer mentorship

Physics major and Choudhury Sarkar-Dey medal finalist Kenneth Marcelino, '21, reflects on her experience as an Ignatius Scholar, community volunteer, and peer mentor.

Meet the newest NAS faculty

The Natural and Applied Sciences division is excited to introduce the newest faculty and administrators joining the sciences for the 2021-22 academic year. They bring to Loyola a wealth of experience, inspirational energy, and passion for education....