Stories

Researcher, teacher, mentor
Biology professor F. Bryan Pickett is all three—and he’s also the recipient of this year’s Ignatius Loyola Award. See how he helps his students succeed in the classroom and in life.
Hult Prize

Could this be a $1 million idea?
At first glance, Loyola business students and science students seem to be different breeds entirely. Biology majors conduct research and experiment in laboratories on the Lake Shore Campus, while finance and business majors pitch products and talk numbers downtown. But, as it turns out, they’ve got chemistry.
Award

Shahtaj Usmani earns President's Medallion
During her time at Loyola, Shahtaj Usmani has spent countless hours as a student leader in several groups, including the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and the New Life Volunteering Society.
The Crime Bill @ 20
The Vera Institute of Justice explores the origins and impact of the largest piece of criminal justice legislation in U.S. History - the 1994 Crime Bill.
Living Science
One of the largest biology departments among colleges in Chicago, Loyola's Department of Biology offers a comprehensive and challenging program of study leading to the B.S., M.A. and M.S. degrees.