To begin the new school year, Loyola students were greeted by an interesting surprise: the return of a pre-COVID bell schedule. Compared to the prior schedule, which ran from 8:25 a.m. to 1:58 p.m. and...
Over the summer, Loyola High School partnered with founder of Wynbrandt Farms and composting expert Steven Wynbrandt to introduce composting to the Loyola campus.
Starting this school year, green...
A lost freshman roams the darkness of Loyola Hall. He has made a few friends, but he has yet to genuinely find his people, the people who truly are interested in what he enjoys doing outside of school:...
Loyola students waited with anticipation in Caruso Hall South, eagerly waiting to hear Dr. Justin Key’s talk. But, despite being featured in 16 different film projects and teaching at the USC School...
At a school with such diverse interests, hobbies and disciplines as Loyola High School, the fine and performing arts are often forgotten or ignored in favor of more popular programs and extracurricular...
Welcome back, Cubs! We are absolutely thrilled to bring you the biggest stories from “New School Policies” to “Kicking Off Summer in Tijuana: Baja Build 2022!” The Loyalist is the largest co-curricular...
Through the end of July and the beginning of August, students and teachers from the Loyola student body gathered together on Zoom to attend a virtual Global Jesuit Leadership Summit. There were five meetings...
On Sunday, March 27 and Monday, March 28, eight Loyola students, along with Jesse Rodriguez, the Director of the Center of Service and Justice, traveled to Sacramento, California to participate in the...
The Southeast Asian Student Association collaborated with the World Affairs Club to host a week in celebration of Diwali. Translated to “festival of lights” in Sanskrit, Diwali is a five-day holiday...
What’s up Cubs! We are so excited to welcome you all back onto campus with this first edition of The Loyalist. As crazy as this year has been, we want to celebrate our return to normalcy by showcasing...
While elementary schools are able to reopen because the COVID-19 infection rate has been below an adjusted rate of 25 daily cases per 100,000 residents in LA County, high schools in Los Angeles County...
Campus Ministry applications for the 2021-2022 Big Brother and Senior Retreat Leadership programs recently became available for the junior class.
The Big Brother program is meant to introduce incoming...
