The student council serves as the public face of our school, representing student groups at key events such as back-to-school night, parent-teacher conferences and open houses.
These occasions are opportunities...
On May 1, the Student Investment Fund (SIF) presented its performance this year to the Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees. The presentation covered a performance update, overviews of equities...
With their previous annual Christmas Concert held in Ruppert Hall, the Loyola Symphony Levite Orchestra performed their Spring Orchestra Concert in Hannon Theatre this past Thursday. Additionally, the...
A champion is someone who has surpassed all rivals in competition. We find champions in all areas of our lives. From the most physically intensive sports to the mentally draining decathlons, there is always...
Loyola students and faculty recently returned from a first-ever, week-long cultural immersion trip to South Korea during Easter break. Over the course of six days, a group of students, ac- companied by...
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...
