Loyola News

Student volunteers at Loyola University Maryland prepared 1,101 tax returns for taxpayers in Baltimore, resulting in tax refunds totaling $1.95 million this season. The tax preparation services were provided free of charge for qualifying taxpayers...

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, staff, administrators, and families attending...

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. Player will spend the 2026-27 academic year...

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 partners. Loyola is one of 11 national projects...

Loyola University Maryland celebrated the Class of 2026 at the University’s 173rd Commencement Exercises during a ceremony at CFG Bank Arena in downtown Baltimore on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Approximately 1,300 students received their bachelor’s,...

Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management introduced the Applied Artificial Intelligence Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, which prepares students with practical AI, machine learning, and business strategy skills.

Loyola University Maryland has been awarded $267,000 in grants to support capital improvements to a small building on the Loyola-owned property at 5104 York Road in Greater Govans that is home to Loyola’s York Road programming. Loyola was awarded...

Loyola celebrated the completion of a mural on an external wall of Campion Tower, a residence hall on Loyola’s Evergreen campus, on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. The mural was created and installed by Jaz Erenberg, Loyola’s 2025-26 artist in residence....

As companies adopt artificial intelligence tools and CPA licensure requirements shift, the accounting profession continues to evolve. JP Krahel, Ph.D., chair of accounting at Loyola’s Sellinger School of Business and Management, discusses what...

Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management is introducing three new programs: a Bachelor of Business Administration in Forensic Accounting, a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management and Real Estate Development,...