From Aerospace to Robotics: Dr. Michael Grey '07 Inspires Ramblers with His Journey in Science
When Dr. Michael Grey (Looby) ’07 returned to Loyola Academy this fall, he brought with him not only stories of perseverance and discovery but also a global perspective shaped by his work in robotics research and development. Speaking to Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Steam Leaders and Clavius Scholars during three 30-minute sessions, Dr. Grey shared how his post-Loyola journey took him from an aspiring aerospace engineer to an international leader in robotics software. He shared more than just a career story; he gave students a candid look at how curiosity, values, and adaptability can shape a life in science.
Ace, Grace, and Giving: Ramblers Golf Outing Hits the Mark
It was a picture-perfect September afternoon when alumni, parents, and friends gathered at North Shore Country Club in Glenview for the sold-out 31st annual Ramblers Golf Outing on Monday, September 8. Now in its fourth decade, this cherished Loyola tradition has contributed more than $250,000 in support of Rambler families, extending the gift of a Jesuit education to current and future generations of Ramblers.
Ramblers from the Class of 1972 Enjoy Special Class Celebration
Members of the Class of 1972 celebrated a special class gathering in early June. The gathering was a great opportunity for these Ramblers to reconnect with their classmates, especially for those who couldn’t make it to the class's 50th reunion in 2022.
Ramblers in LA Tank Take on the Big Apple During 36-Hour Power Internship
In early June, winners of this year's LA Tank competition embarked on a whirlwind 36-hour power internship in New York City. During their roughly two-day stay, students toured several companies and shadowed alumni to explore different career possibilities. The trip also gave students a glimpse into the expansive Rambler alumni network.
LA Tank Marks a Decade of Student Innovation at Loyola Academy
In April, the LA Tank program wrapped its tenth year by awarding students an opportunity to collaborate and present their ideas to a panel of Loyola community entrepreneurs. The program is structured to enable teams of students to solve an existing problem with a new product or idea. This year's theme, Keep it Simple, challenged Ramblers to pare down their inventions to fulfill basic needs.