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The Minor in African and African American Studies (AAAS) offers opportunities for critical examination and a sophisticated understanding of the cultural, social, political, economic, and historical factors that have created and shaped Africa and its diaspora, including black experiences in the United States, the Caribbean, and throughout the globe.

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Loyola Athletic's 18 teams compete at the NCAA Division I level and in the Patriot League. Games and contests are held in Reitz Arena, Ridley Athletic Complex, the Mangione Pool at the Fitness & Aquatics Center, The Loyola/Johns Hopkins Track & Field Facility and the McClure Tennis Center at Ridley Athletic Complex.

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Student Ticket Policy

FREE TICKET: All full-time undergraduate and graduate students are entitled to receive one (1) free general admission ticket to all Loyola Athletics basketball and lacrosse home games. Other home sporting events are free to the general public and do not require tickets. This policy does not apply to Patriot League or NCAA postseason events held at Loyola University Maryland.

HOW: Simply present your Loyola University Maryland ID card at the entrance gate on game day to obtain admission. Picking up printed tickets prior to a game or at the Box Office on game day is no longer required! If you have any questions, please call the Loyola Box Office at (410) 617-1420 or stop by Monday - Friday, 11 AM - 6 PM.

WHERE TO SIT: The "Student Section" for basketball home games is located in sections 2, 3 and 4 at Reitz Arena. Please refrain from sitting in other reserved seating sections as another fan may have purchased these tickets. For all other home games, you are welcome to sit in any General Admission seat in Reitz Arena or Ridley Athletic Complex.

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The Baltimore Environmental Film Series at Loyola University Maryland was inspired by the great environmentally themed film festivals in the mid-Atlantic including Environmental Film Fest in the Nation's Capital and The Environmental Film Fest at Yale. As a Jesuit Catholic Institution environmental sustainability is important to the mission and values of Loyola University Maryland. This film series merges the art of film with education and advocacy for those affected by the major environmental issues of the time. The film series is one of many events publicizing the interdisciplinary minor in Environmental Studies. The series is supported by many programs and offices across campus and supported by funding from the Loyola College Dean's Office & other sources as noted on the events.

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Wherever you are on your faith journey, Campus Ministry is here to help you explore who you are, strengthen your relationship with God and grow into who you are becoming. We hope that our presence will empower students to create a community, rooted in faith, that is integrated into their daily lives through experience, discernment, and the promotion of justice.

Rooted in our Ignatian tradition, Campus Ministry offers opportunities to pray, reflect, discern and connect with our Loyola community. You are welcome in our community and all we do!

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Campus Ministry oversees many different Affiliated Student Organizations that provide the institution of Loyola with events to help students stay in touch with their faith journey, social justice, and create a diverse and inclusive community.

The Campus Ministry Affiliated Student Organizations are:
Chapel Choir
CURA-Faith Sharing Groups (CURA)
Gospel Choir
Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ)
Kairos
Kino
Liturgical Ministry (LITMIN)
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

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Connecting Campus + Community for a More Just and Equitable World

Loyola's Center for Community, Service, + Justice (CCSJ) connects campus and community for a more just and equitable world.

Inspired by Loyola's Jesuit Catholic educational mission and identity that calls for a dynamic integration of academic excellence, social responsibility, and faith that does justice, CCSJ is committed to reciprocal collaboration with community partners and to involvement with people who are marginalized. CCSJ aspires to place a shared emphasis on the engagement of Loyola students and faculty and the pursuit of positive community impact in Loyola's immediate York Road neighborhoods, throughout Baltimore City, and the world.

CCSJ Aims:
1. Engage Loyola students and faculty to serve, learn and lead for a more just and equitable world.
2. Build capacity for positive change in our local York Road community.
3. Animate Loyola's mission through measuring, highlighting, and communicating our work internally and externally.

CCSJ Values:
Through CCSJ and York Road Initiative programs, policies, operations and culture, we value:

• Anti-racism, as racism affects all other structures of inequity.
• The dignity of all people and our common home by practicing love in action with our neighbors.
• Local community power, wisdom and relationships.
• Collaboration, education and connecting through relationships to promote positive collective social impact.
• Dismantling systems of oppression, transparent and inclusive decision-making processes and the equitable distribution of power and resources.

Commitment to Racial Justice:
Inspired by our mission to connect campus and community for a more just and equitable world, Loyola's Center for Community, Service, and Justice (CCSJ) strives to become an anti-racist organization. We will pursue this commitment by investing in our capacity to think critically about the role race plays in our relationships, programs, and organization and we acknowledge that we will be personally and professionally challenged in this work. Please read our commitment statement which has been uploaded to this site. Additionally, please join us in utilizing CCSJ's social and racial justice databases on our website which is available to all: https://www.loyola.edu/department/ccsj/resources

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The Loyola University Maryland Counseling Center supports student growth and learning by providing developmentally-oriented psychological services and programs to help students maintain their emotional well-being and achieve their educational and personal goals. We promote a healthy and inclusive community through relationship-building, education, crisis intervention, and support. Our mission is inspired by the core values of our Jesuit university to encourage life-long learning, development of the whole person, self-reflection, values clarification, and spiritual development in a diverse and changing world.

The Counseling Center is Accredited by the International Association of Counseling Services, Inc.

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The Thrive Center for Student Success provides holistic coaching to students as they navigate the complexities of college life. Through mentoring, programming, and outreach, we strive to ensure that each student flourishes at Loyola and beyond.

This Bridge group shares information, resources, and programming connected to the ALANA community and is open to everyone.

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The Thrive Center supports cultural and identity-based student organizations at Loyola. These clubs sponsor numerous social events, educational programming, and community building opportunities that promote awareness, leadership, and connection among Loyola students. Membership is open to all students.

The cultural and identity-based student organizations include:
African Student Association (ASA)
Asian Cultural Alliance (ACA)
Association of Latinx Students (ALAS)
Black Student Association (BSA)
Caribbean Students' Union (CSU)
The LGBTQ+ Experience
Middle Eastern South Asian Student Alliance (MESA)
Mosaic: Womxn of Color Initiative
Spectrum

All of these student organizations have their own Bridge groups. Check them out and join!

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Welcome to the office of the dean of undergraduate studies. We are committed to helping students make the most out of their years at Loyola—whether that means helping you through a difficult circumstance that is affecting your academics or preparing to take the next exciting step in the journey of discovery and achievement that can distinguish your academic experience.

In the office of undergraduate studies, we believe that students are the most important architects in planning their academic pathway and achieving academic success. Students are empowered to discern their own paths, accepting responsibility for success and failure, being resolute in the pursuit of interests, passions and goals, and making sense of their lives and choices as they proceed toward graduation. Part of that responsibility begins with advocating for one's self and seizing opportunities for exploration and growth. This, too, requires seeking out support resources on campus when necessary.

We invite you to make the most of the many academic resources that Loyola offers to help you succeed, excel, and make the most out of your Loyola experience. Contact our office and let us know how we can support you on your academic journey!

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Disability Support Services' mission is to provide students with disabilities the equal opportunity to participate in all Loyola programs and activities, so students can learn, lead, and serve in a diverse and changing world. The DSS staff works to ensure students have equal access to Loyola programs and activities by eliminating barriers of any type (e.g., physical, programmatic, attitudinal, or electronic). Questions, comments, or concerns? Contact Disability Support Services.

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Disability Support Services is available to provide appropriate and reasonable supports and modifications so that students may fully participate in life at the University.

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First-Generation Student Success is here to support all of our first-gen students as they navigate their college experience. We connect students with resources around campus, and provide a space for networking and community for first-gen students, faculty, staff, and administrators.

Contact Mary Beth Mudric (mmudric@loyola.edu) with any questions about First-Gen initiatives at Loyola.

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