Titled “Between Our Bodies and the World,” Dr. Fuchs’s keynote presentation will explore tissue stem cells in health, inflammation, and cancer. She will draw on her groundbreaking research in skin ...

Loyola University Maryland will welcome Sarah Koenig, the host and co-creator of the award-winning “Serial” podcast, for the ...

2026 Grand Seminar to explore tissue stem cells in health, inflammation, and cancer Loyola awarded approximately $2.22 million in grants to support renewable energy installation and planning on campus ...

The National Science Foundation grant funds a three-year project to build AI models that predict how air pollution forms in ...

James, Ph.D. Loyola University Maryland will present “Isaiah the Poet, Isaiah the Prophet,” the first discussion in the new Cardin Conve ...

Jeffrey A. Nattans, ’89, a member of Loyola University Maryland’s Board of Trustees who will be remembered for his selfless leadership, his humble thoughtfulness, and his generous support of his alma ...

Inge Heyer, Ph.D., teaching professor of physics, passed away last week at the age of 65. Heyer joined the Loyola faculty in 2012 as a senior lecturer and was promoted to teaching professor in 2023.

Bill Heiser, Ed.D., ’95, M.Ed. ’97, has been appointed as superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, the Board of Education of Baltimore County announced. Heiser joins Baltimore County Public ...

Loyola University Maryland’s York Road Initiative will host the 15th season of the Govans Farmers Market on Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m. The season opens with a special Market Kickoff on June 3, 2026, ...

Julia Mikulska, ’26, celebrated Commencement with her classmates on Saturday, May 16, months after a life-threatening off-campus accident left her with severe spinal cord injuries. Her peers, faculty, ...

Two members of Loyola’s Class of 2026—Joshua Player and Jason Rowe—were awarded prestigious Fulbright Awards to spend one year abroad engaged in professional advancement and cross-cultural dialogue.

Loyola University Maryland has received a $500,000 Trust in Practice Award to support the creation of the University’s new Rooted in Trust program, to be launched with three Greater Govans nonprofit ...