As a Loyola student, you have the opportunity to work alongside our talented professors to partner in collaborative research. Learn more about some recent research and projects currently underway.

Environmental Roundtables are facilitated discussions of important environmental issues, hosted by the Loyola University Environment Program. Facilitators include Environment Program students, faculty, and guest hosts.

Overview of Research

Update! Okaloosa Darters removed from endangered species list in July 2023! See final rule by USFWS. 

Overview of Research

Arthritis is a major public health problem and one of the leading causes of disability worldwide. Genetic and environmental factors contribute to the onset of degenerative joint diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. The heterogeneity of these chronic diseases presents therapeutic challenges and joint replacement surgery remains the only viable strategy to restore joint function in advanced disease.

Biology is a campus leader with respect to engaging undergraduates in research in collaboration with faculty.

Many of our students conduct independent research as part of their departmental and university honors requirements.

The Environmental Justice Scholars is a new initiative to provide students with opportunities to collaborate with community partners to act as stewards of environmental justice.

Earth Week is hosted by the Environment Program every spring semester. To learn how to get involved in the meantime, read the informational flyer below.

If you are interested in participating in the next Earth Week as a vendor, contact kjkahn@loyno.edu. 

View the Earth Week 2026 Lineup 

In accordance with the requirements of the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, students who are seeking middle school certification (grades 4-8) need to major in one of the following areas: