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Loyola's annual Undergraduate Research & Engagement Symposium spotlighted student work in research, service-learning, and community partnerships. The event, hosted by CELTS, also celebrated this year's award recipients recognized for excellence in community engagement, research, and digital learning.

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Annual symposium highlights student research and community engagement On April 18, the 2026 Undergraduate Research & Engagement Symposium featured student poster presentations and awards.

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who gave their lives for our freedom 🇺🇸

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A final round of applause for the Class of 2026 👏 🐺 🎓

Co-led by students in the College of Arts and Sciences and Computer Science faculty, members of the Loyola EV Race Team are using their engineering skills, computer science training, and competitive drive to construct electric go-karts for competition across the Midwest.

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A new study from Loyola’s Institute for Racial Justice finds that two South Chicago tax-increment financing (TIF) districts failed to deliver large-scale neighborhood transformation and recommends a path forward for equitable development on Chicago's South and West Sides.

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After 20 Years, South Chicago TIFs Show Limits of a Core Development Tool A new study from Loyola University Chicago's Institute for Racial Justice found that TIF has failed to deliver large-scale neighborhood transformation in communities facing sustained disinvestment.

Summer sessions start today! What classes are you taking this summer, Ramblers?

As the Class of 2026 prepares for what’s next, Loyola alumna and psychologist Jennifer Leigh Coren (MEd ’20) encourages graduates to embrace uncertainty, stay open to unexpected opportunities, and trust the winding path life after college can take.

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Psychologist alum's top tip for new grads? Embrace the unknown Discover the advice Loyola alumna Jennifer Leigh Coren (MEd '20) offers new graduates on embracing the challenges of their twenties.