Bring your questions on genetics to be answered by the Honors Genetics and Society class. Find out: Are GMO foods safe? What does the new genome editing method (CRISPR) mean for the future of humans? Can we detect genetically engineered bioweapons? Is race a useful substitute for ancestry in medicine? Are designer babies ethical? What about 3-parent families?

The Center for International Education will be celebrating International Education Week with a variety of events:

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH

Study Abroad 101
Zoom, 1:00 - 1:45 PM

This virtual event is a general information session about all things Study Abroad at Loyola, presented by CIE's Study Abroad Advisor, Parjest. Study Abroad 101 will cover:

This year’s Fourteenth Annual Student Peace Conference’s theme is “Navigating a Fragmented World: Concurring and Dissenting Opinions.” Presented both virtually and in-person, this year’s conference hones in on the divided nature of our globe. We aim to provide a platform to discuss, debate, and critique the differing opinions about some of the most pressing issues of our era: human rights, climate change, politics, economics, medicine, art, literature, and so much more. There is no fee involved for the conference, participation and all events are open to the public.

The Loyola University Alumni Association invites Chicago-area alumni to participate in the 22nd Annual Wolves on the Prowl Community Service Campaign in Chicago from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, November 6.

Kelly Hall YMCA
824 N. Hamlin Avenue
Chicago, IL 60651

Volunteers will help sort, package, and distribute produce delivered from the Greater Chicago Food Depository to residents of the West Humboldt Park neighborhood. Please dress warmly, as the event takes place outdoors.

Join CIE for special Coffee@CIE on Wednesday, October 20 from 3:30 - 4:30 PM on Zoom. We'll be joined by Pedro Benitez ('15), Operations Manager at Cereza Coffee, for a discussion about Latin American Coffee and the Coffee Industry.

This talk explores the question of sexual consent in the Hebrew Bible, also known as the Old Testament. When is biblical sex about love or procreation, and when is it a weapon of power and domination? 

Please join us for this talk given by Dr. Jason Gaines, Professor of Practice and Director of Undergraduate Studies and member of the Department of Jewish Studies at Tulane University. 

Celebrate HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH 2021 with Loyola’s

Wolf Pack Welcome is a program to kick off the Fall semester for the newest members of the Pack! There are a variety of programs and events to help you prepare for classes, meet other incoming students, participate in Loyola traditions, and more. Some programming includes New Student Convocation, keynote speakers discussing social justice and sexual assault, fun late night socials and so much more!

The Jesuits of New Orleans invite you to the online global launch of an international IGNATIAN YEAR commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the conversion of St. Ignatius of Loyola and the 400th Anniversary of his canonization

Sunday, May 23, 7 pm

“To See All Things New in Christ”

Join the Commuter Student Association as they host #SeniorFest2021! All seniors are invited to join CSA in the Peace Quad Tuesday, April 27^th from 11 AM – 2 PM as we celebrate you, the Class of 2021! All seniors are invited to enjoy fun, games, New Orleans style cuisine, a live Jazz Band, and a Senior 2^nd line!