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Loyola College in Maryland is a Catholic liberal arts school located in Baltimore. Founded in 1852, the school was named for St. Ignatius Loyola, who founded the Jesuit order of Catholic priests. Loyola College is one of four higher education institutions in the United States named "Loyola" the others are Loyola Marymount University in California, Loyola University in Chicago and Loyola University New Orleans. Despite its name, Loyola College is classified as a university, and it is composed of an arts and sciences college and a business school. Loyola also has two graduate centers in Maryland, one in Columbia and one in Timonium. The school offers majors and minors in 36 fields, and masters...
Loyola College in Maryland is a Catholic liberal arts school located in Baltimore. Founded in 1852, the school was named for St. Ignatius Loyola, who founded the Jesuit order of Catholic priests. Loyola College is one of four higher education institutions in the United States named "Loyola" the others are Loyola Marymount University in California, Loyola University in Chicago and Loyola University New Orleans. Despite its name, Loyola College is classified as a university, and it is composed of an arts and sciences college and a business school. Loyola also has two graduate centers in Maryland, one in Columbia and one in Timonium. The school offers majors and minors in 36 fields, and masters and doctorates in nine. Loyola is also a Division I school, and the Loyola Greyhound athletic teams compete in eight sports in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Student activities include the Greyhound newspaper, WLOY radio station, a student government, two literary publications, a commuter students' association, a cappella and chorus groups, cultural groups, and professional and service organizations. Famous Loyola alumni include author Tom Clancy, sportscaster Jim McKay and CIGNA CEO and chairman H. Edward Hanway.
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New name, renewed focus
Today, Loyola College in Maryland celebrates a milestone. Today, we become Loyola University Maryland. Since announcing our plans to make this change, I've often been asked why we are doing so. After all, Loyola College in Maryland has an illustrious 157-...Tags: History, Colleges and Universities, Tragedy (genre), Genres
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Boomgaarden New Dean Of Fine Arts College At Loyola
The Associated PressLoyola University in New Orleans has a new dean for its College of Music and Fine Arts. Donald R. Boomgaarden joined the faculty recently after five years as the assistant vice president for academic affairs at Loyola College in Maryland. Boomgaarden...Tags: Colleges and Universities
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