For two years now, ChatGPT has tempted students and haunted teachers. While making learning more accessible for students, many have used ChatGPT unethically to do their work for them.
While ChatGPT isn’t...
Mobile games have exploded in popularity amongst the Loyola student body. Free, quick to download, and easy to play, these games can be enjoyed for minutes or even hours, which surely has led to their...
When I first came to Loyola, I already had plans to expand The Loyalist to a digital platform. I saw the potential for an online news site as an opportunity to immortalize articles, modernize a century-old...
Loyola’s water isn’t what students think it is. In the first week of December, I conducted an investigation around campus by sampling from numerous water fountains in order to determine one goal: the...
The multifaceted Matthew Schaeffer, who has been working at Loyola for over 16 years, represents the athletic, academic and music communities at Loyola. You may have seen him orchestrating the music choir...
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Loyola has always had an abundance of creative people. For our students and the rest of the world alike, the arts offer...
The new Loyola Music Production Club, where Cubs come to bond over music, is the latest feat of Loyola’s artistic outreach. Leaders Iskandar Arias ‘27 and Julian Angelo ‘27 hope to bring their passion...
For the better part of the last century, LEGO bricks have filled the homes of millions of children across the globe. Across every Target, every Walmart, and even every Barnes and Noble, LEGO sets fill...
College admissions are often seen as the ultimate struggle of high school students—the final reward for each course taken, club joined, or sport played by each student at Loyola. For many, it is also...
Loyola’s Robotics team—the First Robotics Competition (FRC) CyberCubs—has been preparing extensively for a successful season. From training new recruits to perfecting their expertise during this...
Although computer science is often seen as confined to screens, its influence extends beyond technology—impacting finance, education, and student life. Loyola’s Computer Science Club brings these skills...
A new chapter begins for the math and science departments as George Valverde ‘14 and Vianney Truong ‘10 assume leadership roles as department chairs. Both look forward to building on the...
