The Loyalist

Loyola High School’s Mothers’ Guild will host its eighty-first annual spring luncheon this Saturday, April 28. The annual luncheon serves as a fundraiser for the Mothers’ Guild’s end-of-the-year donation to Loyola High School, in addition to serving as a way for students to connect with their families and other members of Loyola’s community. Last year’s  Read more »

The Loyola Robotics Team recently returned from the Central Valley Regional FIRST robotics competition in Madera, California, the team’s second and final competition of the year,  which was held April 5-7. The game the robot participated in was a modified form of basketball, in which the robots shot balls through hoops of varying heights, the  Read more »

During the Cold War, a term that went out of fashion more than twenty years ago after the collapse of the Soviet Union, world affairs were seen as a division between the two major super powers, namely the United States and the Soviet Union, and their spheres of interests or influence.  The Middle East conflict  Read more »

Students are tired. Students are frustrated. Their hair is unkempt; their eyes are heavy as bricks. The sight of them is anything but pretty. Something has gone terribly awry at Loyola High School. But what? Sleep has gone missing. “I’m absolutely miserable,” a student says between tears. “As soon as Sleep and I were really  Read more »

On the morning of Jan. 18, the first day of finals at Loyola, many students tried to access Wikipedia to get some last-minute cramming in before their tests but were surprised to find that the popularly used website was completely “blacked out.” Wikipedia purposely shut down for the day in protest and it was not  Read more »