On Jan. 7, 2025, many of our lives changed forever. Three months have passed since the unprecedented Palisades and Eaton Canyon fires, yet their effects are still being felt every day. In our own community,...
On March 25, 2025, Jacob Yi ‘26 beat Matteo Gacina ‘25 in the 2nd Annual Loyola Integration Bee, a competition between AP Calculus AB classes (taught by Alex Lanza and Susan Torales) to determine which...
With policy briefs in hand, 26 Loyola students traveled to California’s State Capitol to participate in the 2025 Sacramento Laudato Si’ Advocacy Summit. Framed by Pope Francis's encyclical and rooted...
No extracurricular activities can run smoothly without diligent facilitators. Mallory Rawson, current Administrative Assistant for Athletics, makes sure the athletic programs run effectively.
Rawson’s...
For the past six years, Kieron Miller has been a dedicated counselor at Loyola, guiding students from their first steps on campus to their graduation day. Born and raised in Reseda, California, he has...
Being in the heart of Pico-Union, Loyola students are fortunate to have access to a variety of local eateries. One such establishment is Daily Donuts, an affordable spot located just next to Loyola. Daily...
With topics like Harlem Renaissance river symbolism and queer linguistics in "Call Me By Your Name," seven junior Cubs presented synthesized literary material at the Archer School of Girls’ annual...
The Loyola soccer team finished 22-2-4 this season, their best overall record since 2014. At the backbone of their success was Rex Winters '25, the soccer team manager whose spirit and presence played...
"I lived in the alphabet streets in the Palisades, and when I first received the evacuation alert there was no thought in my mind that it would ever reach my house. Slowly throughout the night, as my eyes...
When students came back from Holiday Break on Jan. 6, they were greeted with a late Christmas present of their own: a schedule change removing the recess period on Wednesday and replacing it with an earlier...
An unchecked epidemic is growing in America: a third of the food produced for consumers ends up going uneaten and turned to waste. Loyola hasn’t been spared from this disease, with thousands of pounds...
After ski week, a group of high school students from Colegio San Jose, a Jesuit school in Arequipa, Peru, visited Los Angeles to immerse themselves in the daily life of Loyola High School students. During...
