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Following in the footsteps of his brothers, Spencer Belbot '27 leaves Loyola determined to carry forward the tradition of brotherhood and generosity that has defined his family's experience.

From the classroom to a service trip in Micronesia, Billy Nicholson '26 learned that his greatest talents could be used in service to others.

For Joey Yared '26, the Loyola experience was defined not by a single moment, but by four years of growth, perseverance, and self-discovery.

With deep family roots at Loyola and a heart for service and leadership, Bryce Llewellyn '26 leaves Blakefield carrying the lifelong brotherhood that defines the Don experience.

The Summer 2026 issue of Loyola's award-winning publication is now available.

For Will Wnek '26, the relationships he built and the support he found within the Loyola community will remain the most meaningful part of his experience as a Don.

Five consecutive years of excellence: Loyola Blakefield has once again earned the title of Best Private School in The Baltimore Sun Readers' Choice Awards.

For Cortez Washington '26, Loyola Blakefield was more than a school—it was a community that challenged him to lead, serve, and care for others.

Following an undefeated season and MIAA Championship victory, Loyola Blakefield alumnus Nate Brady '08 has been named the MIAA Rugby Coach of the Year.

From helping grow Loyola's creative writing and classics clubs, to recipient of multiple academic awards, Conlan made the most of every opportunity during his time as a Don.

As part of our Student Summer Spotlight series, we are proud to recognize Brayden Hicks '26 as he prepares for an exciting next chapter at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.

Rooted in a shared commitment to excellence and Baltimore pride, this partnership will elevate the experience for Dons student-athletes for years to come.

We celebrated our faculty and staff at our end-of-year meeting on Wednesday, June 3rd.

The Class of 2026 celebrated Graduation in the Hollow on Sunday, May 31st.

Congratulations to these student-athletes who were awarded All-MIAA honors in their respective sports during the spring 2026 season.

At its end-of-year banquet, the Forensics team celebrated student achievement across speech and debate, recognizing both emerging talent and seasoned leaders.

Senior student-athlete Bryce Llewellyn has been named the 2026 recipient of the Troy M. Vance ’85 Endowed Scholarship, a prestigious honor awarded annually to a senior who demonstrates excellence in academics, athletics, and service to others.

The Varsity Rugby Dons finished an undefeated campaign with an MIAA Conference Championship victory over Archbishop Spalding.

The Loyola Blakefield community once again demonstrated its extraordinary generosity and commitment to the school’s mission during the 9th annual Day of the Don, raising $157,269 from 679 benefactors.

Congratulations to these outstanding senior student-athletes.

On Tuesday, April 28th, we held our annual end-of-year Academic Awards Assembly to highlight academic excellence and recognize extraordinary talent among our students.

Three Loyola Blakefield seniors have earned one of the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s highest academic honors, being named 2026 Distinctive Scholars.

This past weekend, Loyola Blakefield celebrated a proud legacy of excellence, honoring athletes and teams whose achievements continue to inspire generations of Dons.

Loyola Blakefield proudly celebrates nine Dons who have been named All-Conference selections for the winter athletic season in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association.

LBCSI Dons have continued to dominate the national CyberPatriot competition.

Internationally recognized for transforming traumatic brain injury care for service members, Dr. Louis French ’81 embodies Loyola Blakefield’s mission through a lifetime of service, science, and leadership.

His term will begin on July 31, 2026.

At the nation’s premier youth cyber defense competition, LBCSI once again proved why the Dons are leaders in cybersecurity education.