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The Loyola Academy girls' bowling team delivered a strong performance at the GCAC Bowling Championship, earning an impressive third-place finish among a competitive field.

The Loyola Academy wrestling team made program history, capturing the IHSA 3A Regional Championship — the Ramblers' first regional title in three decades. The milestone victory reflects the team's dedication, resilience, and strong performances across the lineup.

Cowboy boots, denim, and plenty of smiles filled the Hilton Orrington in Evanston on Friday, January 30, as Ramblers gathered for D4: Dinner Dance for Daughters and Dads. This beloved annual tradition once again brought together Loyola families for an evening centered on connection and celebration.

On January 19, Loyola Academy welcomed students, faculty, administrators, and community partners from fellow Jesuit schools across Chicago for a Jesuit Day of Solidarity rooted in prayer, dialogue, and a shared commitment to justice. Hosted at Loyola Academy's McGrath Family Performing Arts Center, the day brought together representatives from Loyola Academy, St. Ignatius College Prep, Christ the King Jesuit College Prep, and Cristo Rey Jesuit High School to reflect on the theme "Pressing On: Solidarity with Our Migrant Neighbors in Need."

From January 26–28, 162 seniors enrolled in The Ignatian Journey theology elective stepped away from the rhythms of campus life to participate in a course retreat at Loyola University's Retreat and Ecology Campus (LUREC) in Woodstock. Rooted in the spirituality of St. Ignatius, the experience invited students into prayer, reflection, and discernment through the movements of the Spiritual Exercises.

Both Loyola Academy varsity basketball teams claimed Jesuit Cup victories over St. Ignatius College Prep on Sunday, January 25, at St. Ignatius.

Loyola Academy's Thespian Troupe #4729 attended the Illinois High School Theatre Festival from January 8 to January 10 at Illinois State University, joining thousands of students and educators from across the state for the world’s largest and oldest non-competitive high school theatre festival. This year’s gathering marked a milestone, celebrating the festival’s 50th anniversary.

More than 100 Loyola Academy students demonstrated exceptional skill, confidence, and professionalism at the Illinois DECA North Suburban Area Competition held on Wednesday, January 14, in Rosemont, Illinois. In total, 102 students earned an impressive 76 awards, a testament to both their preparation and their ability to think critically and perform under pressure.