The university's annual Integritas Vitae Award is presented to a local, national, or world leader who has demonstrated the values and philosophy of a Jesuit education-- namely moral character, service to others, and unquestionable integrity. The Integritas Vitae award is distinctive as Loyola's recognition of an individual of outstanding character from any walk of life-- with an enhanced focus on a person whose impact is pervasive and whose character is worthy of emulation by students, alumni, and the community.

The Diboll Gallery of Loyola University is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by New York artist Xico Greenwald. Titled Paintings, On the Table, this exhibition presents artworks that draw on the tradition of still life painting, while reimagining the genre in exciting and engaging ways.

Gallery Hours:

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Sunday, 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Various faculty groups, including the faculty brass quintet and faculty woodwind quintet, present an afternoon concert of chamber music. Event is free and open to the public.

Students of guitar instructor Dr. Jay Kacherski present a recital. Event is free and open to the public.

The Loyola Ring is an enduring symbol that incorporates our great traditions with your unique educational experience. It honors academic achievement and sacrifice while signifying the loyalty and pride we all share as Loyola alumni.

Interested in purchasing your Loyola ring? Be sure to mark your calendars, Balfour will in the Danna Student Center September 9-10 to handle all of your ring needs! #loynoring

Interested in purchasing your Loyola ring? Be sure to mark your calendars, Balfour will in the Danna Student Center September 9-10 to handle all of your ring needs! #loynoring

The Dramatic Voice Symposium closes with a concert featuring bass-baritone Greer Grimsley and other distinguished guests of the symposium. Ticket required.