The Young Women of Color Symposium is a leadership conference for 6th–12th grade, self-identified young women of color in the Chicagoland area. In order to protect, support, and empower young women of color, Francis W. Parker School and Loyola Academy have partnered to create a space for conversation, connection, and community.
The adapted musical production will feature an inclusive cast of Special Gifts Theatre actors with disabilities and Loyola Academy students as peer mentor volunteers. Tickets are available for purchase at https://specialgiftstheatre.org/tickets-for-upcoming-events/ and are $20. Complimentary entry for Loyola students and staff with ID.
Special Gifts Theatre, a local not-for-profit is a proud partner of Loyola Academy. Through the performing arts, we work collaboratively to create inclusive and transformative experiences for individuals with disabilities to fully engage in the world.
The adapted musical production will feature an inclusive cast of Special Gifts Theatre actors with disabilities and Loyola Academy students as peer mentor volunteers. Tickets are available for purchase at https://specialgiftstheatre.org/tickets-for-upcoming-events/ and are $20. Complimentary entry for Loyola students and staff with ID.
Special Gifts Theatre, a local not-for-profit is a proud partner of Loyola Academy. Through the performing arts, we work collaboratively to create inclusive and transformative experiences for individuals with disabilities to fully engage in the world.
The Rambler Parent Organization (RPO) invites parents and guardians and their students for an engaging and enlightening evening at Using Reflection & Ignatian Discernment in the College Selection Process. You will hear stories of discernment and learn about St. Ignatius's guidelines for decision-making from presenters from Campus Ministry and College Counseling as you plan for their future after Loyola Academy. You will hear stories of discernment and learn about St. Ignatius's guidelines for decision-making. This free event, hosted by the Rambler Parent Organization (RPO), is open to all, though specifically geared toward junior students and their parents/guardians.
Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St, Evanston, IL 60201
Loyola Academy's AP Studio Art and Design Exhibition is an annual celebration of student work in the visual arts held at the Evanston Art Center (EAC). Many of the students exhibiting work in the show have been in art courses at Loyola for two to four years and come from the following disciplines: studio (drawing, painting), graphics, photography, and architecture. The opportunity to present in a professional gallery is a unique and valuable experience for students.
Featured Artists:
Kendall Chin '24
Matthew Grannan '25
Rachel Kubiak '24
Caitlin Langford '24
Sandrina Madariso '24
Pat McLaughlin '24
Gabriela Nar '24
Thienna Nguyen '24
Hannah Sheehy '24
The program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St, Evanston, IL 60201
Loyola Academy's AP Studio Art and Design Exhibition is an annual celebration of student work in the visual arts held at the Evanston Art Center (EAC). Many of the students exhibiting work in the show have been in art courses at Loyola for two to four years and come from the following disciplines: studio (drawing, painting), graphics, photography, and architecture. The opportunity to present in a professional gallery is a unique and valuable experience for students.
Featured Artists:
Kendall Chin '24
Matthew Grannan '25
Rachel Kubiak '24
Caitlin Langford '24
Sandrina Madariso '24
Pat McLaughlin '24
Gabriela Nar '24
Thienna Nguyen '24
Hannah Sheehy '24
The program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St, Evanston, IL 60201
Loyola Academy's AP Studio Art and Design Exhibition is an annual celebration of student work in the visual arts held at the Evanston Art Center (EAC). Many of the students exhibiting work in the show have been in art courses at Loyola for two to four years and come from the following disciplines: studio (drawing, painting), graphics, photography, and architecture. The opportunity to present in a professional gallery is a unique and valuable experience for students.
Featured Artists:
Kendall Chin '24
Matthew Grannan '25
Rachel Kubiak '24
Caitlin Langford '24
Sandrina Madariso '24
Pat McLaughlin '24
Gabriela Nar '24
Thienna Nguyen '24
Hannah Sheehy '24
The program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Now in it's 55th year, the Ramble is Loyola Academy's largest fundraiser and has been one of the major contributors to the school's Tuition Assistance Program. The Ramble has undergone many transformations over the years—from a live auction dinner dance to a virtual auction to a live auction/silent auction cocktail party—but one thing has remained consistent...the goal of transforming the lives of Ramblers!
Schedule of Events 5:30 p.m Mass in the Chapel 6:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction 7:00 p.m. Seated Dinner and Live Auction Followed by Dancing and Music Cocktail Attire Free Parking in the Main Lot
Evanston Art Center, 1717 Central St, Evanston, IL 60201
Loyola Academy's AP Studio Art and Design Exhibition is an annual celebration of student work in the visual arts held at the Evanston Art Center (EAC). Many of the students exhibiting work in the show have been in art courses at Loyola for two to four years and come from the following disciplines: studio (drawing, painting), graphics, photography, and architecture. The opportunity to present in a professional gallery is a unique and valuable experience for students.
Featured Artists:
Kendall Chin '24
Matthew Grannan '25
Rachel Kubiak '24
Caitlin Langford '24
Sandrina Madariso '24
Pat McLaughlin '24
Gabriela Nar '24
Thienna Nguyen '24
Hannah Sheehy '24
The program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council through federal funds provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Loyola Academy is pleased to bring our sophomores, juniors, and their parents one of the largest private high school college fairs in the state of Illinois. With typically over 200 colleges in attendance, the evening presents a wonderful spectrum of options to explore.
Freely based on the Book of Genesis, Children of Eden is the heartfelt and funny story of Adam, Eve, Noah, and the "Father" who created them. With show-stopping musical numbers from the composer of Wicked and Pippin, this show is not to be missed!
Book by John Caird Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
For more information and to register, cntact Debbie Ganz at dganz@loy.org or 847.920.2775.
Freely based on the Book of Genesis, Children of Eden is the heartfelt and funny story of Adam, Eve, Noah, and the "Father" who created them. With show-stopping musical numbers from the composer of Wicked and Pippin, this show is not to be missed!
Book by John Caird Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Freely based on the Book of Genesis, Children of Eden is the heartfelt and funny story of Adam, Eve, Noah, and the "Father" who created them. With show-stopping musical numbers from the composer of Wicked and Pippin, this show is not to be missed!
Book by John Caird Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Join us for our annual Family Mass and Day of Service on Palm Sunday. This is a special day for our school community to come together as women and men for others, gather on campus for Mass, and complete four service projects. Click here for registration and more information.
Freely based on the Book of Genesis, Children of Eden is the heartfelt and funny story of Adam, Eve, Noah, and the "Father" who created them. With show-stopping musical numbers from the composer of Wicked and Pippin, this show is not to be missed!
Book by John Caird Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz