Writer Nya Rifenberg, now well into the New Year, argues for the merits of changing how New Year’s Resolutions are composed.

Loyola first-year Sheridan Gorman, 18, was walking along the pier at Loyola Beach with a group of friends early March 19 when ...

Chicago’s Bulls and Blackhawks each only won one game this week, sitting towards the bottom of their divisions.

She places her hands that sometimes still shake from nerves, thinks about the tempo, checks her sheet music and counts ...

Loyola women’s golf traveled to Hermitage, Tenn. for the Nashville Invitational hosted by Lipscomb University March 23-24.

Faculty warn AI may be “just another technology,” but one increasingly shaped by unchecked power, surveillance and global ...

Students looking for holistic fun can stop by the Damen Den and create their own room sprays and tea blends. Or walk across ...

On a stretch of Broadway where antique shops, small businesses and low-rise apartment buildings line the corridor, City ...

NTT faculty criticize Loyola’s real estate spending as contract negotiations stall and bargaining requests remain pending.

The Department of Political Science is seeing a shift that stands out against broader trends across university enrollment.

In the midst of various global conflicts, a group of approximately 30 students and faculty members gathered to share a meal ...

I think we’re in a really scary time as a country,” Biss said. “The attacks coming on our most fundamental values and rights ...