Loyola Department of Computer Science

On February 8, 2025, the Loyola Center for Cybersecurity, in partnership with the Department of Computer Science, the 7968 cybersecurity competitions club, and the Loyola WiCyS student chapter, hosted the first ever in-person Loyola cybersecurity competition. Over 50 students signed up to participate in this whole day competition. A big

Congratulations to Nika Primus, a sophomore majoring in cybersecurity, for being awarded the Lummio Cybersecurity Scholarship. Reflecting on the award, Nika said: "The additional resources granted through this scholarship will allow me to continue building my professional and technical skills in Cybersecurity outside of the classroom".

Loyola's Center for Cybersecurity is shaping tomorrow's cyber defenders through hands-on learning and innovation. Your gift provides students with essential resources like certifications, research opportunities, and competition travel. Support the campaign at https://ramblersraise.luc.edu/campaigns/loyola-center-for-cybersecurity

This seminar will introduce how AI-embedded tools can be beneficial to improve individual practice and performance for string professionals and students, offering insights from a professional musician. The requisite technologies for this integration encompass score digitization and processing, audio input measurement and comparison to score, dynamic estimation, and tempo/downbeat

Loyola University’s cybersecurity team earned an impressive 14th-place finish out of 94 teams at the Department of Energy’s Cyberforce Competition, held November 8-9, 2024 in St. Charles, IL. The two-day event, hosted in St. Charles, Illinois, brought together college teams from across the country to defend simulated critical

The Computer Science Department at Loyola University Chicago recently hosted a CS Seminar Series on Friday, November 1st, featuring two distinguished speakers from the fields of cybersecurity, mobile networking, and digital compliance. The event took place in Coffey Hall's McCormick Lounge and provided an engaging afternoon filled with

June 14, 2024 - Four computer science undergraduates recently showcased their research at the College of Arts and Sciences’ Undergraduate Summer Research Experience (USRE) program. Over the past four weeks, these students worked on their projects and presented their findings on Friday to an audience of students, staff, faculty, family,