In an email to the Loyola community on February 11th, Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J. announced his upcoming retirement from his role as the President of Loyola University Maryland. As a result, the team at the Senior Stories Podcast thought this would be the perfect time to ask him some questions about his 16 years on the Evergreen Campus!

This episode features The People's Champ, Adam Wagner, otherwise known as #37 on the Loyola Men's Lacrosse Team. Hear Wags talk about his experience as a Loyola student-athlete, which includes being on the Loyola Rowing Team during his first year, getting cut from the Club Lacrosse Team, and then walking on to the D1 Lacrosse Team as a Sophomore! Also, this wouldn't be an episode of Senior Stories without a reference to The Grateful Dead, so hear how Adam introduced Sklar to the band he never stops talking about. Finally, listen up for some awesome messages from three fellow Loyola Seniors ahead of our upcoming graduation!

Tune in to this episode to hear the fashion icon of Loyola's Class of 2021, Amelia Salvatore, talk about starting her fashion Instagram account called "WTF - What's The Fit?", serving as the President of Club FED, and living with a host mother while studying abroad in Spain. Also, Spencer, Sklar, and Michelle flip the script on this episode's segment of The Hound Hotline by calling three random Loyola Seniors out of the blue to ask them some thought-provoking questions!

Tune in to this episode to hear Derek Morales share his Senior Story, which includes his experience co-founding Loyola eSports, his faith journey at Loyola, and his love for your friendly neighborhood Spiderman. In addition, the growth and success of Loyola eSports inspired this episode's segment of Senior Shoutouts, which focuses on highlighting some other Senior-led clubs and organizations that have also been very active throughout the past year!

On this episode, hear Andrea Ramirez share her Senior Story, which includes her experience moving from Mexico to the United States, her involvement in supporting local Baltimore businesses, and her Social Impact Fellowship. Also, the Seniors on the Loyola Men's Basketball team and the Seniors who attended this semester's Kairos Retreat all get shoutouts!

On this special twentieth episode, hear two of Loyola's most prominent student leaders share their Senior Stories. Student Body President, Francisco Echaniz, discusses his SGA journey and his experience as a Kairos Leader, and VP of Social Affairs, Hannah Christou, talks about being from New York City, her time studying abroad in Thailand, and what this year's LoyolaPalooza would have been like if it was allowed to be held (RIP Palooza). Also, hear incoming Senior Class President, Claire Chevalier, share her plans for the future of the Senior Stories Podcast next year.

On this episode, Loyola Men's Swimming Captain Conor Rutigliano dives into (because he's a swimmer, get it?) his Senior Story! Hear Tig discuss his growth as a student-athlete, his outlook for his Senior Season, and the reason male swimmers wear speedos. Also, enjoy a jam-packed intro segment featuring more Senior Shoutouts and Hound Hotline questions!

In this episode, a new segment called Senior Shoutouts is debuted, and Spencer and Sklar pitch an SGA event idea to Michelle. Stick around to hear SuperFans President, Camille Marsdale, talk about her adjustment to college life, school spirit at Loyola, her time abroad in Belgium, and her decision to learn remotely for her entire Senior year!

On this episode, hear Evergreen and Senior Editor of The Rival, Mike DeLia, talk about being an Honors Student (nerd), his love of writing, and his experience enjoying the outdoors while studying abroad in New Zealand! Also, the Hound Hotline is BACK featuring three flaming hot questions from members of the Class of 2021!  

The first episode of the Spring semester features one of the most outgoing and welcoming people in the Class of 2021, Abby Almonte! Tune in to hear Abby talk about her home state of Rhode Island, her encounter with Zion Williamson, and the lifelong friendships that she's formed since arriving at Loyola.